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Gheit: I wonŽt shake LiebermanŽs hand
2009-04-04
[Jerusalem Post Front Page] Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's diplomatic bombshell Wednesday that Israel was no longer obligated by the Annapolis process, but was committed to the road map, was followed by silence on Thursday as neither Lieberman nor Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's office issued directives to Israeli diplomats about how to explain the new policy abroad.

Egypt, meanwhile, responded negatively to Lieberman's obvious attempt to mend his relations with Cairo, with the Egyptian Foreign Ministry issuing a statement that Egypt "did not need any party to recognize its position or role, especially from those who have previously attacked it."

Lieberman said during his speech at the Foreign Ministry on Wednesday that Egypt was an important country in the Arab world and a key factor in maintaining regional stability. In the past, he had harshly criticized Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak for refusing to visit Israel, and once said Israel could attack the Aswan Dam in case of a future war with Egypt.
Posted by:Fred

#7  Thank you for failing in both your to fully carry out your primary responsibility: Stopping the enemy.
Posted by: Mike N.   2009-04-04 20:43  

#6  You got what you wanted, g(r)om

Aristotelian thinking, Thing.

Say, "Thank you Mr. Sharon."

Thank you Mr Sharon for saving Israel in 1973. Too bad you didn't live long enough to see Obambia.
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2009-04-04 17:40  

#5  Say, "Thank you Mr. Sharon."
Posted by: Mike N.   2009-04-04 11:31  

#4  You got what you wanted, g(r)om, the administration that you mocked and sneered at for making all the hard decisions has gone away.
Posted by: Thing From Snowy Mountain   2009-04-04 11:25  

#3  Where is the numinous Miz Rice now?

She's no longer U.S. Secretary of State.

Deal with it.
Posted by: Pappy   2009-04-04 11:03  

#2  Liberman probably doesn't want to shake his hand either without wearing surgical gloves so what is the problem?
Posted by: 3dc   2009-04-04 09:14  

#1  Since Annapolis accords were signed between my-parents-can't-spell Rice and Abu Mazen---nobody obliged to them but these two.

p.s. Where is the numinous Miz Rice now?
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2009-04-04 05:18  

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