{"id":397599,"date":"2021-05-14T15:55:00","date_gmt":"2021-05-14T19:55:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/?p=397599"},"modified":"2021-05-17T16:03:56","modified_gmt":"2021-05-17T20:03:56","slug":"the-limbaugh-middle-east-peace-plan-let-israel-defeat-the-palestinians","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2021\/05\/14\/the-limbaugh-middle-east-peace-plan-let-israel-defeat-the-palestinians\/","title":{"rendered":"The Limbaugh Middle East Peace Plan: Let Israel Defeat the Palestinians"},"content":{"rendered":"

TODD: I was just so curious, looking at the events in Israel and hoping for very little loss of life, something to stop this — maybe a president, you know, like when we had presidents who maintained actual peace between Israel and its enemies to a large degree? So I saw this from Haaretz.com: The Israeli army told foreign media it had ground forces in Gaza; then apologized for misleading them.<\/p>\n

Knowing how the mockingbird media views their country, the country of Israel, maybe this was just a brilliant head fake. Why tell them? Because we know on which side they sit. It\u2019s all part of the alignment against the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness. I know Israel\u2019s not in the United States, but there\u2019s a similar dynamic. In the first line of this monologue here from March of 2015, Rush defines the very dynamic of the left<\/a> — and now, as I see it, the party — as he points out that to them the process of talking about peace in the Middle East is the goal, whereas for Trump the goal was actually achieving peace.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Have you ever stopped to think, in this whole Middle East peace process — and remember that\u2019s all it is. It\u2019s a process that never ends. It\u2019s a process that recycles and repeats. It\u2019s a chess game and the game never is won or lost. The pieces keep being moved around by different players, depending on the American administration and the Israeli prime minister and whoever\u2019s running the show at the PLO or Fatah or whatever they call themselves on any given day, Hamas, Hezbollah, you name it.<\/p>\n

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The Middle East peace process is an industry unto itself. It\u2019s not designed to be resolved. The Middle East peace process does not have an achievable objective. We\u2019re all being lied to about this. We\u2019re all being strung along. My whole life there\u2019s been no change in it. We\u2019re all roped into believing that there\u2019s a solution to this, with words, with the right people, doctors, nurses, clean water, whatever, speeches, you name it. There aren\u2019t any such solutions, and there never are to conflicts like this.<\/p>\n

Ours is a world governed by the aggressive use of force, not by the aggressive use of process. This is made especially and abundantly clear in this case because there is no such thing as a two-state solution. I don\u2019t know how much time you out there as individuals pay attention to the Middle East peace process. I wouldn\u2019t blame you if you didn\u2019t pay much attention at all, \u2019cause it never changes. It\u2019s the same thing.<\/p>\n

The news on the Middle East peace process does not change from administration to administration, from person to person, from year to year. Oh, you might have changes that appear to be different, like this two-state solution business, or when the Israelis finally decide to accept the idea of a Palestinian state. But then whenever something like that, which some people would consider progress is made, guess who undermines it?<\/p>\n

Hello, Yasser Arafat. Hello, whoever is running the show in negotiations against the Israelis, because they do not want a two-state solution. There is no two-state solution. There\u2019s a one-state solution. A two-state solution actually means the end of Israel. Go take a look at the Hezbollah charter. Take a look at things stated by Yasser Arafat when he was around. Doesn\u2019t matter who. You\u2019ll see, take a look at Iranian caliphate. No matter where you go the objective is wiping out the Jewish state. It doesn\u2019t exist anymore, and neither do the people who at present live in it.<\/p>\n

\"\"That\u2019s the objective, that\u2019s the only objective. There is no desire to live side by side in peace and tranquility and mutual respect and all of that. There is no such possibility resulting from negotiation. Just never gonna happen. I dare say the people involved in it know it. But the Middle East peace process has become a career. The Mideast peace process is something that when you\u2019re 15 you say, “You know, I want to work there. I want to work there for life. I want to become a diplomat working at the Middle East peace process. I want to be a career appointee to the Middle East peace process so that I am there no matter who the American administration is, president is.”<\/p>\n

This whole thing is a joke. What makes it — obviate the two-state solution? Well, the demand for right of return. Right of return is incumbent on a two-state solution. Right of return means that anybody who wants to call themselves a Palestinian anywhere in the world has the right to come back to whatever they designate as the Palestinians state. And, by the way, the Palestinian state is going to be what Israel is now or there\u2019s never gonna be a deal. And who\u2019s gonna make that deal?<\/p>\n

Who in Israel is going to negotiate the end of the nation? You know, now that I ask that, I can see that that could happen if you elect the wrong Israeli leftists. Israeli leftists are the equivalent of the current Republican leadership in this country. Just as the current Republican leadership\u2019s scared to death of the Democrats, scared to death of the media, the Israeli left is scared to death of Iran. Everything you hear about the Republican leadership not criticizing Obama: We don\u2019t want to provoke him. We don\u2019t want to make \u2019em mad. We don\u2019t want to anger the independents. We don\u2019t want to turn away the independents. We don\u2019t want anybody getting mad at us. We don\u2019t want the media criticizing.<\/p>\n

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