Harvard Law School Prof. Emeritus Alan Dershowitz explains the ramifications of the decision by US President Barak Obama to abstain on the UN Security Council vote on Resolution 2334. Dershowitz says Obama’s actions were “nasty as he pulled a bait and switch”. Dershowitz explains however, “There is a glimmer of hope”, explaining that one cannot take back a UN Security Council resolution, which is “forever”, but he is hopeful President-elect Donald Trump will find a way around the resolution to bring peace between Israel and the PA (Palestinian Authority).
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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Jews who place any faith in goy are deluding themselves. All Jews should place their hope, their faith, and their prayers to HaShem (Almighty)
Soon Yad HaShem will be raised against all the enemies of Israel—there will be mercy or kindness shown to those who harbor such hatred of Israel—liberal Jews not withstanding.
B’vah’chah’shah, All Jews should read more Torah, more Talmud, and the numerous commentaries by the sages and try to live by them.
Shalom,
a low character goy, Gerry Mullen
The Dersh didn’t read the writing on the wall, and it’s really too late to become a convert on the issue. Really great to preach that there’s a problem now; how about when you could have done something about… the inevitable!
Gerry Mullen should be on fix news, not Dershowitz. Gerry has more chochma than Dershowitz.
Let’s say that the famed lawyer didn’t expect this Dolchstoss from Obama, and now he is genuinely upset and angry.
What good has this “president” done for the country, that the genius of Harvard voted for him TWICE, before the recent action?
Does it surprise anybody that Reb Dershowitz supported Obama twice and Mrs. Bill Clinton once??
There is a fascinating old video of a debate between Meir Kanahe and Alan Dershowitz… You think we are going to see the day when Dershowitz himself screams “Kahane Tzadak!”?
In Comment #1: I made a glaring mistake by omitting “no” in my commentary between the statement “…there will be NO mercy or kindness…”
B’vah’chah’shah, YWN insert “NO” in the designated place which I just outline for you–it is very, very important !!!
Toddah rabbah,
A goy Gerry Mullen