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'U.S. furious over Israeli incitement against Obama'
The U.S. administration is furious over Israeli incitement against President Barack Obama, Democratic congressmen close to Obama told an Israeli source who returned from a visit to Washington this week. The congressmen even hinted that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been personally ...
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Only in Haaretz
Israpundit — ... Only in Haaretz would you find a headline like this, ‘U.S. furious over Israeli incitement against Obama’. Akiva Eldar, explains an unidentified “Israeli source” claims to have been told by an unidentified “Democratic Congressman” that the “US administration ” is furious over Israeli incitement against Obama. Even Netanyahu is said to be involved. Oh my. ...

Obama's Nobel Peace Prize
Commondreams.org Views — When I saw this morning's top New York Times headline -- " Barack Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize " -- I had the same immediate reaction which I'm certain many others had:  this was some kind of bizarre Onion gag that got accidentally transposed onto the wrong website, that it was just some sort of strange joke someone was playing.  Upon further reflection, that isn't all that far from the reaction I still have.  And I say that despite my belief that -- as critical as I've been of the Obama presidency regarding civil liberties and Terrorism -- foreign affairs is actually one area where he's shown genuine potential for some ...

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