An Inside Look At How Obama Killed The U.S.-Israel Relationship

Michael B. Oren / AP

In his new memoir, former Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren documents the rapid dissolution of the historically close U.S.-Israel alliance under President Barack Obama. Oren recounts being threatened and intimidated at multiple junctures by Obama and his senior officials, marking many firsts in a relationship that has long been the cornerstone of American foreign policy.

The memoir, Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide, has already rushed to the top of Amazon’s bestseller list. It provides a window into the daily stresses and strains Obama and his allies heaped upon the Jewish state—from placing unprecedented demands on Israel regarding the peace process to fabricating crises in the U.S.-Israel alliance.

“Prophecy was not required to foresee that an Obama presidency might strain the U.S.-Israel alliance,” Oren writes in the early pages of his book.

Obama stacked his administration with senior officials hostile to Israel and pursued a policy of “daylight” with Jewish state, Oren recounts.

“The first thing Obama will do in office is pick a fight with Israel,” Oren recalls a confidant as telling him in the early days of the administration.

Below are a series of passages that reveal in detail how the U.S.-Israel alliance hit historic lows under the Obama administration.

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Which member of the political elites will write “An Inside Look At How Obama Killed The U.S.”? Or maybe we should look in the mirror and ask why we did not do more to protect our Liberty?

David DeGerolamo

    
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phil
phil
9 years ago

does anyone expect any difference that obama would go against the Jewish State, Obama is the per-cursor to the man of sin entering onto the world stage. and Obongo is an islamic himslef,always was, always will be.