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    By Dust  |  Posted May 22, 2011  
     

    Obama: Israel's borders to differ from 1967 lines. Withdrawal against security US President Barack Obama corrected the harsh impression Israel gained from his May 19 Middle East speech in one of the most pro-Israeli addresses ever delivered by an American president. He explained to the 11,000 delegates at the AIPAC conference Sunday, May 22 that the final Israeli-Palestinian borders would differ from the 1967 lines because of the "mutually agreed swaps" he had also advocated.  The US president thus addressed the cardinal objection raised insistently by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. I guess he forgot about the Jewish vote and all that Holly Wood money, what he really meant was can I kiss your a$$. http://www.debka.com/

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