Israel President Peres Says Iran Out To Control Middle East

Coming as not much of a surprise to most honest people of the planet, Israel President Shimon Peres today said that “Iran has aspirations to control the Middle East”. This response came from Peres in reference to the fact that Egypt and Iran seem plotted against each other because of Egypt finding out that Hizbullah, a known arm of Iran, was plotting targets to destroy in Egypt, including tourist sites.

From the Jerusalem Post:

Speaking after meeting with the country’s top rabbis in honor of the Pessah holiday, Peres told Army Radio, “They fight even without us being involved, and that’s good.”

What Perez was indicating was that Iran is not just focused on the destruction of Israel but will fight anyone who stands in their way to control all the Middle East.

Tom Remington

Israel’s Peres Hints at Possible Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Program

How long has Israel been condemning Iran’s program to engineer their own nuclear weapons? How long before condemnation turns into action? Well, according to the current President of the state of Israel, it all depends on whether the United States can soften “the Iranian president’s approach”. Peres went on to say that if Obama’s talks with Iran fail to halt their nuclear program, then Israel will strike. These are some very bold words spoken this Easter Sunday.

Although Peres is adamant about military action, he concluded that Israel couldn’t carry out any strike against the Islamic Republic without America’s assistance.

“We certainly cannot go it alone, without the US, and we definitely can’t go against the US. This would be unnecessary,” stressed the president.

One thing is certain, and that is Israel will not tolerate a nuclear Iran. The question is at one point do they intervene? And can they go it alone without the U.S. if the Obama Administration refuses to support such an attack?

Obama White House Working Against Benjamin Netanyahu?

In not much of a shocking surprise, it appears as though the Obama Administration is already working hard behind the scenes to undermine the newest Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu (Previous Prime Minister from June 1996 to July 1999). For those who are familiar with how Netanyahu rolls, he does not support a Palestinian state. But, apparently in great anticipation of Netanyahu’s visit to the States next month, the Obama team has been briefing Congress on its strong position to establish a Palestinian state by dividing up Israel.

Not only are they prepping Congress but Obama actually anticipates a clash with Netanyahu due to many issues where they don’t see eye to eye, especially freezing Jewish construction in the West Bank and in Eastern Jerusalem.

Past U.S. presidents have been supportive of Israel for the most part. The Obama Administration is starting to morph into what some have feared all along. Our unconditional support for Israel seems to be diminishing at a rapid rate since our current Administration is bent on how we are perceived by our enemies abroad and by mad men and not by our allies.

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