Allen West Blasts Obama For Invoking Israel's 1967 Borders

Rep. Allen West (R-FL) was critical of President Obama’s handling of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, saying that the talks lacked “a willing peace partner” from the Palestinian side. He said that raising the 1967 borders as a starting point was a “horrible thing to say.” (0:41)

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Netanyahu: Peace Talks Absolutely Necessary For Resolution

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu says that direct discussion is imperative for a solution to be reached between Israel and Palestine. (0:49)

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A Two State Solution Will Bring The Israeli Palestinian Conflict To An End, Said Tony Blair

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair said that he believes the best end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would be a two state solution during his speech Tuesday before the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). (0:23)
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Iran Must Not Be Allowed To Obtain Nuclear Weapons Capabilities, Says Tony Blair

During his speech Tuesday at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee Policy Conference, former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair states that Iran must not be allowed to obtain the capability to create nuclear weapons. (0:33)
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Israel-Palestine Conflict Needs A Two State Solution, Says Tony Blair

Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair said that both the Israeli Prime Minister and the Palestinian President agree on a two state solution and need to negotiate during a speech Tuesday before the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). (0:12)
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Boehner: Israel Has The Right To Defend Itself

By Michael Combier-Talk Radio News Service

House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) responds to President Barack Obama's speech in Cairo and that it is a mistake to put on the same basis the Israelis and the terrorists. Boehner also criticizes President Obama's position towards Guantanamo bay and Iran.
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McCain supports U.S. military aid to Israel

At an American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) says that the threats to Israel are "large and growing," and that America's commitment to Israel must grow as well. He says he "strongly" supports the increase in military aid to Israel scheduled to begin in October, and is committed to making sure that Israel maintains its "qualitative military edge." He said that Israel's enemies are "too numerous, its margin of error too small, and our shared interests and values too great for us to follow any other policy." (0:35)
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McCain says "never again" to violence in Israel

At an American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) says that when the U.S. and Israel join in saying "never again" to violence, it is not just a request or plea to the enemies of Israel, but a promise that the U.S. and Israel will honor against any enemy. (0:20)
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