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Israel has evidence that U.S. President Obama's administration is behind Friday's Security Council resolution, Israel's Ambassador to the U.S. Ron Dermer told CNN on Monday.
"We will present this evidence to the new administration through the appropriate channels. If they want to share it with the American people they are welcome to do it," Dermer told CNN.
According to Dermer, not only did the U.S. not stand by Israel's side during the vote, it "was behind this ganging up on Israel at the UN." Dermer said it was "a sad day and a shameful chapter in U.S.-Israeli relations."
Dermer reiterated the message in subsequent interviews with MSNBC and FOX, saying Israel has evidence that the Obama administration was behind the wording of the Security Council resolution and plugged to advance it.
The White House Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes, denied these claims in an interview with Channel 2. Rhodes said the resolution was worded and pushed by Egypt and the United States decided to abstain because the wording reflected its position on settlements.
Rhodes said the White House is disappointed at the strong and personal reactions by the Prime Minister's Office against President Obama, especially in light of the unprecedented military aid his administration has given Israel during his eight years in office.
Rhodes said further that Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to deliver a speech in which he will lay out the administration's vision for a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
But the White House will not advance any additional diplomatic steps on the issue before the end of its term of office on January 20, Rhodes said.
In his first public reaction to the vote, Netanyahu said Saturday that the Obama administration has carried out an underhanded and an anti-Israel maneuver at the UN Security Council.
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
So I bolded a part that is of particular interest to me. They are going to present evidence of the US meddling in the resolution to the new Trump administration through the proper channels and allow them to disseminate the information accordingly. I wonder why they are not just making it public? Is there some reason that they would not do that?
originally posted by: Willtell
Poor poor little Israel, isn’t it a shame
F___ Israel
We give them billions and stand by and watch them steal peoples land and for once a American president does the right thing and those greedy pigs complain
We don’t give them enough.
There like spolied children who don’t enough candy complain.
Finally, Obama does the right thing but it’s too late.
Israel has evidence that Obama administration is behind Friday's Security Council resolution
"We will present this evidence to the new administration through the appropriate channels. If they want to share it with the American people they are welcome to do it," Dermer told CNN.
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: yuppa
I want Frankia back off the French.
I want all of Ireland back off the British.
Heck, I demand the kingdom of Northumbria to be recognised and all of her lands returned to her.
I have blood ties to all these lands, it doesn't work like that. Israel didn't exist 1000 years ago or 100 years ago, it's a piss poor excuse.
When people talk nonsense like that it makes me wish they all just buggered off to Ethiopia. They have brethren their too.
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: yuppa
I want Frankia back off the French.
I want all of Ireland back off the British.
Heck, I demand the kingdom of Northumbria to be recognised and all of her lands returned to her.
I have blood ties to all these lands, it doesn't work like that. Israel didn't exist 1000 years ago or 100 years ago, it's a piss poor excuse.
When people talk nonsense like that it makes me wish they all just buggered off to Ethiopia. They have brethren their too.
Israel and JUdea did exist. you can look it up. Its a poor excuse to say they did not when its written about. Even the ROmans said it existed. Yes all lands gained by war(except one sliek the US) should give it al back. California should be returned to mexico i agree. Texas won its war so leave that one alone.