Algemeiner Editor Dovid Efune on Real News TV: Obama Will Face “Two Major Obstructions” if He Pushes Peace Process (VIDEO)
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by Algemeiner Staff
A day following talks delivered by Vice President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Israel supporters at the annual AIPAC policy conference in Washington D.C., Algemeiner Editor Dovid Efune spoke to a Real News TV panel about U.S. – Israel relations.
Asked about the Peace Process and the possibility that President Obama would pressure the Israelis to make concessions during his upcoming visit to Israel, Efune said that there are “two major obstructions that he is going to encounter.”
“One is, his approach to this, which is more concessions is the way to go…Israelis have tried, they have actually done it..and what they have been faced with is more terror, directly.” The second obstruction said Efune, “is kind of a Groucho Marx thing…I don’t believe any Palestinian government would accept any offer that Israel was actually prepared to make.”
The panel also discussed Iran, internal Israeli politics, and how President Obama is likely to be received by the Israeli public during his visit.
The full video of Efune’s interview can be viewed below:
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