As we face an existential threat from Iran, Susan Rice calls Netanyahu’s speech “destructive”. Susan E. Rice, President Obama’s national security adviser, sharply criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Tuesday over his plans to address a joint meeting of Congress, saying his actions had hurt his nation’s relationship with the United States.
The petulant president refused to meet with the Prime Minister or to even watch the speech. A number of Democrats boycotted, which was a blessing because demand for tickets was about ten times higher than supply. People intuitively understood that this speech would be consequential, unlike Obama’s endless blathering. When Netanyahu speaks, he does so with clarity and purpose.
Avi Davis is the President of the American Freedom Alliance, the editor of The Intermediate Zone whose work has appeared in hundreds of papers and periodicals throughout the world including the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Inquirer, The Australian and regularly in The American Thinker.
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