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September 17, 2013 by Abe Katsman

Barack Obama’s Commitment Problem

Obama’s waffling over the red line he himself painted cuts to the core of whether he can be relied upon to keep even his own commitments anywhere else–such as American peace process guarantees for Israel.  Would you buy a used peace plan from this man?

This column was first published in American Thinker  Continue reading →

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Posted in American Foreign Policy, American Middle East Policy | Tagged Barack Obama, Iran, Israel, Middle East, Nuclear program of Iran, Obama, red line, Seoul, Syria, Taipei, United States | 1 Comment

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About Abraham Katsman

Abe Katsman is an American attorney, consultant and political writer living in Jerusalem. His columns are carried in several newspapers and political websites in both Israel and America, and he is a popular guest on American talk radio discussing Israel and American foreign policy. He serves as Counsel to Republicans Abroad Israel.

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