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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Martin Indyk says Netanyahu likely to pursue peace with Syria

Martin Indyk, Senior Fellow and Director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy, states that under U.S. pressure to make political moves in advancing neogtiations with the Palestinians, Netanyahu is likely to "deflect American pressure by seeking a deal with the Syrians." (00:38)
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Deputy Prime Minister of Israel Haim Ramon speaks about the goal of radical Islam

Haim Ramon, Deputy Prime Minister of Israel, speaks about the goal of radical Islam saying that it is in the best interest of radical Islam to perpetuate the conflict between Israel and Palestine. (0:40)
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