Some Real Bull In The Mail

June 07, 2011


Push Israel Back to Insecure Borders?

Is This Any Way to Treat a U.S. Ally?


Dear Friend:

This week marks the 44th anniversary of the 1967 Six Day War. Before the war, Israel's future hung in the balance. After it, Israel began to plan for a more long-term secure future as a pro-western democracy allied to the United States.

Recently, Washington was confronted with a new debate. After backing Israel's security needs for decades, the Administration called on Israel to fall back to its pre-1967 lines "with swaps" with the Palestinian Authority. This happened in the same month that the Palestinian Fatah leaders announced a coalition government with Hamas, a terrorist organization. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu disagreed and said we should not sacrifice Israel's security in the creation of a new Palestinian state.

I would like to hear from you on this issue.

What do you think?

Q. Should the United States pressure Israel to fall back to its pre-1967 lines?

Yes

No

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I strongly believe that we should support the security of our Israeli allies first. You can read more on my views after the jump.

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Very Truly Yours,



Mark Kirk

U.S. Senate









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