Lieberman: Israel Will Make its Own Policy, World Can Wait

So far, with its new right wing government, Israel is standing its ground against the world as Foreign Minister Lieberman says Israel will make its own policy and the world can wait, reiterating that Israel was not bound by the Saudi Peace Initiative at Annapolis because it was never approved by the Knesset.  Apparent, the arabs and the world governments think they can dictate a peace plan with Israel and by pass the Israeli government approval.

Meanwhile, Israel now is more and more on her own in the world of nations as Germany and the EU, and the USofA, in their attempts to destroy Israel, are now isolating Israel.  The people of Israel need our prayers more than ever  during this most prophetic time of world history.

I will also gather all nations, and will bring them down into the valley of Je-hosh-a-phat, and will plead with them there for my people and for my heritage Israel, whom they have scattered among the nations, and parted my land. Joel 3:2

(IsraelNN.com) Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman stood by controversial statements he made last week in a speech on Tuesday, and he continued to speak bluntly regarding Israeli sovereignty and talks with the Arab world.

In his first speech last week as Foreign Minister, Lieberman said that Israel was not bound by the Annapolis conference agreements, which were never officially approved by the previous government. On Tuesday, he reaffirmed that statement and accused those who attacked him over the speech of “trying to give up Israel's national interests and national honor in favor of completely foreign concepts.”Lieberman says Israel is bound by the Roadmap, which like Annapolis calls for the creation of a Palestinian Authority-led Arab state but which links the creation of such a state to the PA's willingness to fight terrorism. Continues
Germany, EU Cooling Relations with Israel

(IsraelNN.com) Less than a week into the new government’s term, Germany and the European Union are ratcheting up diplomatic pressure on Israel to agree to a “two state” final-status solution in the Land of Israel west of the Jordan.

“In a series of diplomatic barbs,” German magazine Der Spiegel reported Monday, “the German government has expressed its displeasure at the new, right-leaning Israeli government.” Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel has put off a planned joint meeting of the cabinets of both countries, for “an undetermined amount of time.” The meeting was initially planned for June.
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