UN Ambassador Samantha Power Would Use "Genocide" As Excuse To Invade Israel

President Barack Hussein Obama nominated Irish-American Samantha Power to the position of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations despite her history of anti-Israeli statements, and plans to deploy a "mammoth protection force" inside Israel in the event of a "genocide" being perpetrated on the Palestinians to protect them from Jewish aggression. While that might seem like an improbable scenario, it is worth noting that Israel is already being accused of perpetrating genocide every single day.

Power supports Barack Obama's plan to surround Israel with hostile Islamist regimes with the hopes that they will do his dirty work and destroy the Jewish state. Over the past several years Obama has given money, training, weapons, and even air support to al-Qaeda terrorists across North Africa, from Tunisia to Egypt, and now ISIS in Syria; overthrowing one moderate government after another in favor of radical Islamists represented by the Muslim Brotherhood.

Now that Israel's encirclement is almost complete, all that remains in Obama's plan to throw Israel to her enemies is to abandon the Jewish state in the United Nations. That's where Samantha Power will insert the cold dagger of betrayal into the back of the Jewish people. The United States has historically stood behind Israel, vetoing every vote to condemn the Jewish state; until now.

Given Power's history of anti-Jewish statements, this program finds it incredible that her nomination was supported by prominent Jewish-Americans - including the Anti-defamation League and Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren - who have either not seen Power's comments or are willfully deluding themselves that she has any interest at all in continuing the United States' historic support of the State of Israel.

A paradigm shift in U.S./Israeli relations has begun. Israel will literally be surrounded by Muslim enemies keen on destroying her, and the Israelis will not be defended in the U.N. by the U.S. Now alone in the world, the Israelis will have to rely on their own military skill - and up to 600 undeclared nuclear weapons - if they hope to keep the promise they have made to themselves at the conclusion of the Second World War: Never Again.