Obama is setting the stage to make Israel anti US national interests.

Obama is setting the stage to make Israel anti US national interests.
World Jewish Daily today:
Mr. Obama declared that resolving the long-running Middle East dispute was a “vital national security interest of the United States,” he was highlighting a change that has resulted from a lengthy debate among his top officials over how best to balance support for Israel against other American interests.Mr. Obama said conflicts like the one in the Middle East ended up “costing us significantly in terms of both blood and treasure” — drawing an explicit link between the Israeli-Palestinian strife and the safety of American soldiers as they battle Islamic extremism and terrorism in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere.

Posted By Jennifer Rubin On April 15, 2010 @ 9:00 AM In Contentions

Now Obama sees resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute as a “vital national security interest of the United States.”
Iran and its proxies object to the existence of Israel, not its current borders. Al-Qaeda will not cease from killing Americans if there are “proximity talks” or even a final resolution of the dispute. And frankly, it’s a dumb thing to peg American national security to an issue that plainly is not resolvable any time soon and that is a distraction from the real, vital national security interest — Iran’s nuclear ambitions. But it is the sort of thing pseudo-sophisticated foreign policy types say, and now Obama is spouting it too...
The shift is Obama’s effort to reorient the U.S. away from Israel and ingratiate himself with the “Muslim World.” Among American Jewish groups, there is alarm about the administration’s new direction. On Tuesday, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee publicized letters to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, signed by 76 senators and 333 House members, that implored the administration to defuse tensions. In an open letter to Mr.Obama from the World Jewish Congress, the organization’s president, Ronald S. Lauder, asked, “Why does the thrust of this administration’s Middle East rhetoric seem to blame Israel for the lack of movement on peace talks?”
...Strong, indeed inescapable evidence that Obama is not simply on some high-minded effort to resolve the Palestinian dispute but rather an intentional mission to put daylight between the two countries, which is what he told a group of Jewish leaders last year. The Times bothers not at all with the Cairo Speech — an invocation of Palestinian victimology and an infamous analogy equating Palestinians to enslaved African Americans. Nor is there mention of the serial snubbing of Bibi, the “condemnation” of our ally (there’s a break from the past if they were looking for an example), and the contrived fuss over Jerusalem housing.
But the facts are the facts: the Obami are quite evidently taking a wrecking ball to the U.S.-Israeli relationship. One would have to be blind — or write for the New York Times — to miss what is going on."

Key point-once a US president declares resolution of an irresolvable issue in the US national interest, it sets the table for abandonment-Israel's failure to agree to whatever Obama thinks is right will mean Israel acts AGAINST US national interests. I know somes out there in Ravnetland will dismiss this, but it is happening folks.