Obama’s Apology: “Hizbullah Exercises Political Assassination, No for 1967 Borders”

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Barely two days after the "Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used a White House appearance with US President Barack Obama to bluntly reject any Zionist's withdrawal from Palestinian territories it seized in 1967; Obama's apology to his Middle East speech came quickly as the man raised the limits of his speech to reach unusual levels.

Obama: Hizbullah and Iran

Obama who bypassed accusing Hizbullah as being a "terrorist group" said that "the party exercised political assassination, and seeks to impose its will through rockets and car bombs."

"We (the US) will maintain "Israel's" qualitative military edge," Obama noted. "We have increased military financing to record levels including the Anti-missile Iron Dome System."
 

Addressing the American "Israel" Public Affairs Committee's (AIPAC) annual gathering on Sunday, Obama insisted to" remain committed to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, "claiming that "Iran continues to support terrorism throughout the region, including providing weapons and funds to terrorist groups."

"We will continue work to prevent such acts, and we will stand in the face of groups, such as Hizbullah, which exercises political assassination and seeks to impose its will through rockets and car bombs." US President claimed.

Obama Retreats the 1967 Borders

Obama who had earlier said on Friday that any solution would require ""Israel" to go back to the borders drawn before the 1967 war," quickly retreated seeking a Zionist contentment.
"Let me reaffirm what 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps means. My view is that the parties themselves - "Israelis" and Palestinians - will negotiate a border that is different than the one that existed on June 4, 1967." Obama said.
"It is a well-known formula to all who have worked on this issue for a generation," he continued. "It allows the parties themselves to account for the changes that have taken place over the last 44 years."

Claiming that "the Palestinian reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas poses a huge impediment to peace," Obama expected "from any State to negotiate with a "terrorist organization" that sworn to destroy this state," calling " Hamas to accept primary responsibility for peace by recognizing "Israel's" right to exist, renouncing violence, and abiding to all existing conventions."

Moreover, Obama went on to reaffirm Washington's "ironclad" commitment to "Israel's" security and emphasized that "The US will stand up against efforts to single "Israel" out at the UN or in any international forum, because "Israel's" legitimacy is not a matter for debate."
"No vote at the United Nations will ever create an independent Palestinian state," Obama said.

Just after the "Israeli" prime minister criticized his Middle East speech, the US president also pledged to sustain "Israel's" military superiority over its neighbors.

The US president renewed his administration's commitment to "Israel's security as the homeland for the Jewish people".