John Kerry’s proclamation last month was as ludicrous as it was offensive:
“A two-state solution will be clearly underscored as the only real alternative – because a unitary state winds up either being an apartheid state with second class citizens, or it ends up being a state that destroys the capacity of Israel to be a Jewish state.”
 
 
As the UK Telegraph reported ~

His blunt comment, made behind closed doors at a meeting of senior international officials, broke a long-standing American taboo on comparing Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians to apartheid-era South Africa, and is certain to damage his already frayed relations with the Israeli political establishment.

Either the Secretary of State is historically ignorant, deliberately obstuse, or a closet anti-Semite. His flippant comments describe a country that exists only in his progressive immagination. He’s certainly not speaking about a real nation…
 

• Israel, with an historical right to her land, as recognized almost a century ago by the world powers at the time.
• Israel, a thriving democracy valiantly carved from the desert by her determined people.
• Israel, the only country in the Middle East where Jews, Christians and Muslims actually “co-exist” in relative peace and harmony.
• Israel, surrounded by enemies sworn to destroy her.

 
This Israel is in danger of becoming an apartheid state??
No. John Kerry is in danger of completely losing touch with reality.

 
Here’s a young woman who was born – and until recently – lived, in Bethlehem (in the Palestian-occupied West Bank). A Christian who came to realize the truth about the Jewish-Arabic conflict, Christy Anastas is courageously speaking out – even though it means being disowned by her family ~
 

 
Update: 10-19-15
Apparently YouTube did take it down again! But I think it’s back…
 

 
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Related:

Rabbis talk TRUTH to a lesser power ~ This isn’t the first time Lurch has offended Israelis. And, considering his penchant for inflammatory rhetoric, it probably won’t be the last.

Hamas-Israel Conflict – a Primer for Slow Learners

Israel’s Pre-existing Historical Rights to their Land