"we need to replace cookies and chocolate and sodas with fruits and apples and grapes" he's a choir boy compared to me, a choir boy!

and stick with BIBI. because he thinks just like david levy did before him, that the positive shift in the international community's position vis-a-vis Israel, is die to his great efforts and stalward success as foreign minister. go steve go....

He did not go for pilgrimages to California; He went to peg for more money to support the Israeli occupation of Palestine.

this evening? did you remember to bring your children so they could be exposed to a bunch of hate fanatics who play with dynamite can teach the future palestinian children how to live a normal life of death and destruction. I hope you stayed home

There's no big mystery here. California, whose economy is larger than the economy of France, is one of the world's high-tech leaders. Israel's economy is similarly strong in high technology fields. More active economic cooperation would be beneficial to both sides. As the story noted, the conversation was primarily related to economic cooperation. #4: you obviously have an inflated sense of your own importance. As surprising as it may seem to you, Israelis and Americans do not spend all of our time thinking about Palestinians. There are (gasp!) entire days in which people focus on other matters and don't think about Palestinians at all.

"Schwarzenegger joked that many in California, a state with a large Mexican-American community, accepted the fact that his first international trip as governor was to Israel rather than Mexico." While Arnold should be commended for meeting with the Foreign Minister Shalom to expand areas of cooperation, why does he choose to use the opportunity to chide Mexico, and the Mexican-American community? Arnold won’t visit Mexico because who choose to insult the Mexican Community as seen on this article. Not because he visited Israel first, but because of his contempt for Mexican immigrants. Arnold was an illegal; he outstayed his visa when he entered the United States. Foreign Minister Shalom should be planning to meet with the Democratic challenger as the election draws closer. This is who will be yielding power, not Arnold and his 38 % percent approval rating. What do you think?