If reading Israeli or pro-Zionist newspapers they make it sound like Obama has a "dilemma," and press the Zionist idea that the Arabs must 'normalize,' relations and/'or make other concessions. And that Obama's initiatives have failed.

!? - this is the zionist spin or propaganda. It doesn't match reality.

Rather than Obama's entry into Middle East politics failing they remain steady, unchanged, and ontrack and a finger of blame is clearly pointed at Israel for expanding any settlements.

This is quite a dramatic change in U.S. attitude (and not without it's price of growing Jewish lobbyist opposition).

I think it's a good first focus because it's called issued #1 but both the King of Jor...

If reading Israeli or pro-Zionist newspapers they make it sound like Obama has a "dilemma," and press the Zionist idea that the Arabs must 'normalize,' relations and/'or make other concessions. And that Obama's initiatives have failed.

!? - this is the zionist spin or propaganda. It doesn't match reality.

Rather than Obama's entry into Middle East politics failing they remain steady, unchanged, and ontrack and a finger of blame is clearly pointed at Israel for expanding any settlements.

This is quite a dramatic change in U.S. attitude (and not without it's price of growing Jewish lobbyist opposition).

I think it's a good first focus because it's called issued #1 but both the King of Jordon and head of the PA, and -- it's measurable, it's concrete, it can be seen.

#2. Obama has taken the USA off the track of starting War with Iran, which was an Israeli desire.

It took some time but (even today, Sec. of State Hillary Clinton made it clear): A distinction between Iran having nuclear power vs. Iran having nuclear weapons has been made: U.S. policy now is not opposed or saber-rattling about Iran having nuclear power.

These are real significant changes...no longer going along with the Zionist lobby to start a war with Iran (like Bush was so willing to do in Iraq), and pointing a finger of blame at Israel on the expansion of settlements issue (like the King of Jordon, head of the PA, the president of France and the head of the U.N. has also done).

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is scheduled to come for a meeting at the White House August 18. Look for an announcement then or soon after.

This also shows consultation with Arab states, like Sec. of State Hillary Clinton meeting last week with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal.

Because there may have been a request for the Saudi's to consider a "gesture," doesn't mean anything, except that and exchange of ideas is going on and the Saudi's made their position clear (no gesture necessary).

Stay tuned