Likud pollster: Obama played direct role in effort to defeat Netanyahu

Likud pollster: Obama played direct role in effort to defeat Netanyahu http://t.co/qpJzDXJ8Xb pic.twitter.com/9xCYfJKb5L

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GROUND ZERO: Why Israel Is Ground Zero In the War Between Good and Evil http://t.co/p91j0BGLic

— slone (@slone) March 23, 2015

McDonough talking about Obama’s Nowruz message to the Iranian people. read @EliLake on that: http://t.co/iQU1HjCGtZ

— Rosie Gray (@RosieGray) March 23, 2015

◼ Mark Levin EXPOSES why Obama really called Netanyahu, and it wasn’t to congratulate him - The Right Scoop

Mark Levin has apparently gotten the insider details on the phone conversation between Obama and Netanyahu, and reveals that Obama did NOT call Bibi to congratulate him on his victory. Instead, he called him to make demands on him:

I want to give you a little back information that’s not widely available publicly. When Barack Obama called Benjamin Netanyahu, it was not to congratulate him. They spoke for 30 minutes.

Barack Obama insisted that Benjamin Netanyahu remove his ambassador to the United States, Ron Dermer. Netanyahu said he would not. Obama pressed the case. Netanyahu said he will not.

Obama attacked Netanyahu, he said, for the last days of the campaign when he called out the Arabs. And he attacked Netanyahu for his statements about the two state solution.

Unfortunately Netanyahu’s position is that he still supports a two-state solution. However he said as long as that other state is committed to Israel’s demise, as long as they won’t disarm, as long as they will not recognize Israel as a Jewish state, how can there be a two state solution? As I say, the two-state solution would be a final solution.

And so it was a disrespectful, rude conversation on Obama’s part, not a congratulatory ‘oh you won’.

Audio at the link.