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The children’s game our leaders play at our expense

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December 5, 2012

Last week, the U.N. General Assembly voted to ratify the Palestinian Authority's resolution to change its U.N. observer status from “entity” to “non-member state.” In my opinion, “>what the foreign media decided to show. The efforts turned out to be very productive, and I can confidently say the operation ended with Israel's hand on top when it came to public support. Now, our trusted leaders threw our hard work into the trash. They turned around the public opinion, right when they had the chance to keep Israel in a positive light, in our relationships with foreign state leaders and their people. Since this is the case, I have one message for both Netanyahu and Abbas: Hey there, we are the little people you are playing with. For our sake, please remember your role as the people in charge of our wellbeing. So stop the nonsense, and try to make things better here. Thank you.

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