Campaign-minded Obama puts self-interest over stopping Iran's nuclearizing against Israel; A handful of Zionist supporters valiantly resist 'Nazi-esque' anti-Jewish rally outside of White House meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu

President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hold a chilly press conference following their White House meeting about whether the 2 countries can afford to wait and see whether current sanctions will deter Iran's mullah regime enough to abandon their nuclear weapons development.



Bob Kunst of Shalom International drove from Florida to the White House, sleeping in his car in the cold, winter night, to protest Obama's abandoning Israel to challenge Iran's offensive nuclear weapons alone.

Meanwhile, nearby, 13,000 people attended the AIPAC Policy Conference- but only 2 (Australian-Israeli Ari and your reporter) showed-up to support Israel against a loud, well-organized throng of hard-leftist activists from Occupy- DC and Code:Pink.

Anglo-Israeli, Ari, is appalled when confronted by the leftist anti-Zionist rally outside of the White House visit of Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Ari says that these anti-Israel rallies are reminiscent of the Nazi campaign rallies organized around "cleansing the world" of Jews- which brought them to power and empowered the public to serve-up their Jewish citizens for annihilation.

Amb. John Bolton reveals 3 primary threats to Israel, and the Western leadership necessary to overcome them

'Israel is the fulcrum of the balance of our world'- Glenn Beck

More than 5,000 Attend CUFI’s Sixth Annual Washington Summit
America’s largest pro-Israel organization approaches three-quarters of a million members



Glenn Beck addressed a live audience of Christians United for Israel in Washington, D.C., July 19, 2011.

 

Christians United for Israel (CUFI), the nation’s largest pro-Israel organization, held its sixth annual Washington Summit last week. With over 5,000 individuals in attendance, the three day event was the group’s largest in its six year history. The Summit included a series of educational sessions, speeches from prominent pro-Israel national and international figures, and a live satellite address from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

 

The Summit’s Night to Honor Israel featured remarks from Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren, CUFI Founder and chairman Pastor John Hagee and a keynote address from national radio and television personality Glenn Beck.

 

Beck gave an impassioned and stirring speech expressing steadfast support for Israel. “Each of us will be judged as a people and a nation by how we treat Israel,” he said.

 

And to the world’s anti-Semites Beck’s message was unequivocal, “If a despised regime has the right to kill Jews and frighten those who stand with them, I declare, count me a Jew and come for me first!  When we all stand together, when we all raise our hands, we change the world. They cannot kill all of us. Let us declare: I am a Jew.”

 

Following two days of pro-Israel education and advocacy-training, CUFI delegates went to Capitol Hill and held hundreds of meetings with their elected representatives in Washington, including with the Congressional leadership offices on both sides of the aisle in both houses.  The CUFI delegates asked their elected officials to oppose the unilateral declaration of a Palestinian state at the United Nations, and to support security aid to Israel and tougher sanctions against Iran. 

 

“It is imperative that the Christian community let their representatives in Washington know that our support for Israel is unwavering. Both Democrats and Republicans must be aware that we are absolutely committed to keeping the U.S.-Israel relationship strong, and ensuring that Israel has the resources, diplomatic support and borders necessary for its defense,” Hagee said.

 

During the conference the group also announced that it now has more than 725,000 members. In his remarks, Beck announced that he too would be joining the Christian Zionist group.

 

“Our growth has been exceptional and it continues unabated,” said David Brog, CUFI’s executive director. “The halls of the Congressional office buildings were crowded with CUFI activists waiting to meet with their elected leaders. I am extremely pleased both with the reception we received and the impact we are clearly having on the U.S. – Israel relationship.”

 

Christians United for Israel is the largest pro-Israel organization in the United States and one of the leading Christian grassroots movements in the world. CUFI spans all fifty states and reaches millions with its message. Each year CUFI holds hundreds of pro-Israel events in cities around the country. And each July, thousands of pro-Israel Christians gather in Washington, D.C. to participate in the CUFI Washington Summit and make their voices heard in support of Israel and the Jewish people.

 

CUFI’s mission is to provide a national association through which every pro-Israel church, parachurch organization, ministry or individual in America can speak and act with one voice in support of Israel.

ex-Pres. Jimmy Carter's sins addressed by Alan Dershowitz in documentary: "The Case for Israel: Democracy's Outpost"

While Israel works to achieve a mutual acceptance with its neighbors and enemies, the anti-Israeli criticism in the media, the universities, churches, and in the international community persists. Among the voices that defame Israel is U.S. former President Jimmy Carter. In spite of the peace agreements with Egypt and Jordan, and in spite of the Oslo accords with the Palestinians, the disengagement, and Camp-David and Madrid conventions these elements continue to blame Israel for the lack of solution to the conflict. The famous American lawyer and Harvard professor, Alan Dershowitz, walks us through the fundamental issues in the Arab-Israeli conflict, with the help of many Israeli and American political, law and academic leaders. Produced by Gloria Greenfield. (Courtesy Growchange)