An Israeli journalist called out to Obama: “Can you ensure that there will be no second Holocaust?”
Obama walked into the museum’s main building without responding.
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Once again an Israeli journalist asked the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee how he’d help prevent a second Holocaust. "Senator can you assure Israel that there will be no second Holocaust despite Iran's threat to wipe us off the map?" he asked.Obama demurred, saying that it wasn't appropriate to answer the question there.
"This is Yad Vashem!" the journalist responded.
Obama said he would answer the question at a later press availability.
He did not answer.
Yarmulke-wearing fraud Obama.
I bet the BBC that has working itself up into an Obama fest of late say not a word on that but cover Obama against global warming, Obama in Germany, Obama does this, Obama does that, Obama breaks wind, Obama takes a shit.Whilst saying jack shit about McCain. John McCain by the way stated that he'll assure a second holocaust won't happen. Barack Obama had to be asked, and he still couldn't bring himself to answer. Maybe its that Islamic upbringing he had?...
Israel at least know that the lunatic running Iran is their enemy but it would appear that some enemies of Israel are happy to pay false respect for the dead whilst defaming the Yarmulke.
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I'll have to disagree with you here...asking a question like that at Yad Vashem is disrespectful, there will be plenty of opportunities for Obama to answer that (the Knesset being the ideal place) but at Yad Vashem it's a disgrace.
As for 'assuring' there will be no second holocaust, I'm not sure how you could promise that honestly. Except for saying...'to prevent a second holocaust we're bombing the shit out of Iran tomorrow'. Which let's be honest, nobody is going to do in a hurry.
PS you can't defame a Yarmulke.
Were he a friend of Israel he would say that he would be there to defend his nations friend and ally.
As for defaming it, well Obama set a new one.
The question was a fair one, asking it at Yad Vashem wasn't fair or respectful. The journalist should've done it elswhere....as I said at the Knesset would've been better and more relevant.
Yad Vashem is about remembering the dead of the holocaust, not for journalists to jump on foreign politicians about one's that might never happen.
It's tantamount to a hack shouting out a question at remembrance day.
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