Reminding his cabinet, and the world, what is at stake should the Goldstone sham be endorsed, Bibi said the following:
"In the next 24 hours a vote will be cast in Geneva within the UN Human Rights Council. I remind you that this very council has adopted more resolutions targeting Israel than resolutions targeting all other 180 countries in the world put together.
"If the council decides to endorse the Goldstone report it will deal a fatal blow to three major issues: Firstly, it will harm the war on terror, because it will legitimize terrorists who hide behind civilians and fire from their midst.
"The second devastating blow will be to the UN's status and its prestige. It will take it back to its darkest days when absurd decisions were passed within its assembly and empty it of all meaning." [referring to the 1975 UN vote that Zionism is racism]
The third issue is the peace process itself. Netanyahu made it clear to the world that "Israel will not be willing to take risks for peace if stripped of its right to self-defense."
Does this mean that if the UNHRC endorses the Goldstone Report that Bibi will tell Marack to take the settlement freeze and cram it? Let's hope so. As strong as his words are, I'm still waiting for action from Bibi. An open rejection of a freeze is the best first step. Step 2? Expand existing communities, and replace road blocks that were recently opened, a move which has already led to Arab attacks on Jews. Step 3? Reject the creation of an Arab state west of the Jordan. They got the east bank. They can have it.
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