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U.S. Ambassador will support statement condemning Israel for its settlemen - UN
« February 17, 2011, 11:53:56 PM »
U.S. Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice announced to the UN's Arab group that she will support their statement condemning Israel for its settlement construction after failing to convince the group to support her language. Rice previously offered the Arab group a plethora of U.S. government compromises in exchange for different language -- language they rejected outright. The Arab group immediately responded to her acquiescence by announcing that they will turn the statement she is supporting into a legally binding and more serious UN resolution to be voted on soon. Rice's failed UN engagement strategy highlights the dangerous slippery slope of bringing delicate foreign policy crises to the 15 member Security Council. Her actions also perilously miss the message of Egypt's protesters who are demanding economic reform from their dormant and manipulative leaders.

The incentives Rice offered the Arab Ambassadors at the UN included a harsh condemnation of the Israeli settlements in a future statement from the mid-east Quartet negotiators (comprising of the U.S., UN, Russia and the EU) and an official UN organized tour of the Middle East. But as foreign policy experts hail the region's recent democracy movement and its' "Berlin Wall moment," Rice is at the UN agreeing to condemn the Middle East's strongest democratic government.

  Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-grenell/susan-rice-fails-to-convi_b_824897.html?ir=Politics


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