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1. US Consulate serves as de facto embassy to Palestinians
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It's unfortunate if Consulate personnel were tasked with preparing for the president's visit. They do not report to the US Embassy in Tel Aviv or the ambassador. Rather, they report to the State Department and the many who have long held Israel in contempt.
Another issue to consider is that Trump's foreign policy team is rather shallow. And beyond the Obama holdovers who still wield influence as the "expert hands", some of the senior Trump team hold rather old ideas about the local conflict being "central" in stabilizing the Middle East, or that Israel "complicates" working with Arab states.
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2. Do those officials think this will get Trump's visit off to
a great start. I am shocked although I am a Trump supporter
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3. Too much either amateurism, or plain stink is beginning to
emerge from this Presidency. Me no like it. Me begin to think, that when it talks like low IQ, looks like embarrassment to the male profession and doesn't seem to know where the North Pole is, then maybe this Orange One is an utter fool/idiot/Chump....? Then again: perish the thought!
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4. Kotel is part of the holy city of Jerusalem
whover said the above quoted words should
be fired immediately.
he/she is visiting a foreign country knowing knothing about its history.
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5. Let Us Check the Identity of those Consular Clerks
Most probably, they were Palestinian clerks.
It is good that this came to the surfae.
Trump can fire a few more Comeys now.
How about their ties to Russia?
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