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Över en miljon på torget och sidogatorna. / AJ
Var e aftonbladet och övrig svensk media med sina "några tusen"
Gammelmedia i Sverige är efterbliven, murvlarna kan väl för fan själv titta på Al-Jazeera hur det ser ut i Kairo? Men de kanske får sin info från israeliska ambassaden?
Bittra geopolitiska reflektioner av en israelisk professor vid namn Eytan Gilboa, som anklagar Obamaregimen för att ha "huggit Mubarak i ryggen":
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4022102,00.html
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"---In a conversation with Ynet, Prof. Eytan Gilboa, an expert on US policy from Bar Ilan University, recommended to take precautionary measures and "think over" our relations with Washington, despite the support in congress and positive public opinion.
According to Prof. Gilboa, Barack Obama stabbed Mubarak in the back and has already turned his back on Israel once, and therefore we must "take a good look into the future. We must develop our foreign relations with the rising powers – India, with whom we already have military cooperation, and China. However, we must also focus on improving our complex relations with Europe," he added.
Obama is working tirelessly to spread democracy, and is leading the Egyptians toward a monarchy, claimed Prof. Gilboa. The implications, he warned, will also reach Israel.
"He's doing what Carter did when he tried to meet with Khomeini. It happened also in Lebanon, when the Americans thought they would 'expel the Syrians,' and also in Gaza. These were all done under a wrong misconception, which eventually influences us," he said.
"All of the United States' Middle Eastern allies will have to think things over, and Israel loses here as well, because Iran will consider this as another Iranian victory, just like any other blow to the United States.
"Obama's shortsightedness might change the world order by serving Iran's interest – which is to change the regimes in the regional countries that are still moderate. Not to mention a situation in which there is a nuclear Iran, and the United States is completely out of the Middle East," Prof. Gilboa noted.---"
