Republicans are saints and democrats are devils

Republicans are saints and democrats are devils

Jameel W. Karaki

Presidency at this time does not need someone with a wise future vision to manage his nation, its resources and foreign affairs. It also doesn’t need a man who is honest with himself but for a candidate who can attack his rival within the context of the alleged American democracy which requires a candidate to  flatter AIPAC  in order to become the US president.

Recently, the Former  governor of Minnesota and Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty ,in his addresses to the State Department and the AIPAC policy conference , argued that  Obam’s Middle East policy 'breaks his heart' since he considers obama  as wrong  g in  his belief that 'Israeli-Palestinian conflict lies at the heart of every problem in the Middle East.

Pawlenty approach says that he would never undermine Israel’s negotiating position, nor pressure it to accept borders, which jeopardize security. He also believes that it is unproductive to pressure Israel into negotiations with “Hamas or a Palestinian government that includes Hamas.

 Moreover, he called Obam’s administration to take action in Syria and demanding that the U.S. take a stand in the war-torn Middle East country and to withdrew the American ambassador from Syria

Pawlenty also accused Obama of failing to present a coherent response to the Arab Spring, describing his actions as slow, and too often without a clear understanding of the American interests.

As an observer, I would like to highlight some facts in this regard, that the major reason behind the culture of heat against the United States in the Middle East and the Muslim world is the American support to Israel and terrorism behavior of the Zionist regime by killing many Palestinians like flea by using American weapons. There are some other reasons behind this hate against USA that doesn’t need a political science graduate from University of Minnesota.

Regarding Hamas, it is an organization that represents a lot of Palestinians where in 2006 former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said the elections in the West Bank and Gaza Strip were “completely honest”   and That Hamas had won so overwhelmingly and fairly. As a result Hamas is a part of the government and it is a good investment for USA to negotiate a government that contains both of Fatah and Hamas rather than watching the Israeli skies rained with rockets.

It is a also a well known  fact  that  the pace of events in the Arab spring countries was faster than the light to the extent that diplomats in these countries were shocked while preparing their reporters  like local citizens unless, there was an American intervention in these revolutions which helped American diplomats to report.

 In addition to the current situation in Syria, I do agree with Mr. Pawlenty that many massacres are being committed against Syrians. However, since 1967, there was not a single shot fired from the Golan Heights and no commando operations were executed towards Israel in any way, therefore the existence of Basher Al-Asaad's regime as essential for the security of Israel.

In general, there is neither two state solutions nor a peace between Israel and palatines unless a brave American president  dares to think about considering Israel as a problem under the pressure of an organized militant and resistance operations against Israel.

Moreover,  the conflict in Middle East is like a snake with a head called the American Support and a tail named Israel that has diverse mechanisms  of disrupting the whole region through its toxins and what’s happening now between the republicans and democrats is a partisan war which  is a major threat to Israel.

In a word, if Obama made the American sky rains gold, and granted every single American a place in the heaven he would remain a devil in the eyes of republicans but at the end the American foreign policy against the Palestinian cause is just a placebo.