Foreign Policy Review (Rejected)

[tmthforu94]

Mr. SoEA, have private efforts been made by this administration to pressure the Israeli government, or are these restrictions the first step the administration has taken in regards to Israel?

[tmthforu94]

I'd urge the Senate to oppose this amendment.  Military restrictions will hamper Israel's ability to defend itself, and represents an unacceptable tactic to force compromise.

It is certainly an improvement over the current version.


While I realize I'm not a Senator, it still would be appreciated if my question could be answered.

[tmthforu94]

Private efforts have been made to encourage the Israeli government to move in the appropriate regard, although I suppose one could consider the potential military sanctions the first "hard" move the administration is making in regards to relations with the nation.

Are there any records of when these private efforts took place, and what the result of them were? I can't find anything related to Israel in "The Global Enquirer".

[tmthforu94]

Private efforts have been made to encourage the Israeli government to move in the appropriate regard, although I suppose one could consider the potential military sanctions the first "hard" move the administration is making in regards to relations with the nation.

Are there any records of when these private efforts took place, and what the result of them were? I can't find anything related to Israel in "The Global Enquirer".