11 times obama talked down the u.s. In his final u.n. Address

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Netanyahu UN


[FONT=&quot]Ladies and Gentlemen: The greatest threat to my country, to our region and ultimately to our world remains the militant Islamic regime of Iran. Iran openly seeks Israel’s annihilation. It threatens countries across the Middle East, it sponsors terror worldwide.



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[FONT=&quot]This year, Iran has fired ballistic missiles in direct defiance of Security Council Resolutions. It has expended its aggression in Iraq, in Syria, in Yemen. Iran, the world’s foremost sponsor of terrorism, continued to build its global terror network. That terror network now spans five continents.



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[FONT=&quot]So my point to you is this: The threat Iran poses to all of us is not behind us; it’s before us. In the coming years, there must be a sustained and united effort to push back against Iran’s aggression and Iran’s terror. With the nuclear constraints on Iran one year closer to being removed, let me be clear: Israel will not allow the terrorist regime in Iran to develop nuclear weapons – not now, not in a decade, not ever.[/FONT]

 

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Let’s face facts. Benjamin Netanyahu has won. He has survived seven and a half years with an American president who was widely expected to be the most pro-Palestinian in history – one with the capacity to challenge and pressure Israel.


During the Obama years, Netanyahu has won three Israeli elections, formed one of the most hard-right coalitions in Israel’s history, appointed Avigdor Lieberman his defense minister, lectured the president on American values and openly endorsed his rival Mitt Romney in 2012. To cap it all off, he defiantly addressed Congress, opposing Obama’s main foreign policy initiative – the Iran deal. In return, Netanyahu has received from Obama a $38 billion military aid package.