Former President Jimmy Carter won't be welcomed with open arms when he visits Israel in the coming weeks.
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a request from the former president to meet with them when he visits Israel in the coming weeks, a senior official told Haaretz.
The Foreign Ministry and the National Security Council of the Prime Minister's Office made the decision after inner consultations over the past few days. According to the senior official, the decision was made for Rivlin and Netanyahu not to meet with Carter because of what they viewed as his "anti-Israeli" stance over the last few years.
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6 comments:
Remember folks, the current POSOTUS replaced Mr. PeanutHead as the worst president in history!
thank jimmy for iran! obummer is just continuing what he started.
hussein obammy could bomb israel at any time
Jimmy could have nipped the Iran problem in the bud, I am surprised they even let him into Israel. He should stick to habitat for humanity, the Muslims would just as soon have his Christian head.
On a stick?
who could blame him?
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