Colonies blessed with Netanyahu

At-Tuwani is in the southern West Bank, occupied by generous and hospitable Palestinians living under Israeli military occupation and oppression of the continuous harassment of the settlers of the settlements that arise at a stone's throw of the village, from the bush where there are the container of an outpost (the method used by settlers to expand more and more the settlement).

Only two days ago, the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the United States, denied the possibility of a Palestinian state within the '67 borders (as advocated by Obama) and reaffirmed the waiver to the colonies. It can think about how you want, but you can not deny the objective difficulty of creating a state with neighboring parts of the country internally.

Obama's response to Faenza

Dear Roberto Faenza, I read with great interest your letter sent to the front page of the newspaper Done May 4 President Obama. She wrote it without being in Pakistan and I say without being in Washington because we are both great travelers, connoisseurs of both countries and - I assume - with the same feelings towards the United States and its president.

I know a habit of Obama responds to points memo to its employees, in order to avoid emotional involvement. I will try to imitate him. 1) "The first thing that leaps to the eyes to those of these things is meant is that if you wanted to really capture and kill the leader of al Qaeda would have been feasible," she writes.

Osama: torturers on the Range

Toh, who will review: Paul Wolfowitz ... Interviewed by the press correspondents, Maurizio Molinari, that, during the reign George W. Bush, was number two in the Pentagon "neocons" and the first prominent ideologue of the "endless war", says his killing of Osama Bin Laden. It says - it is not clear based on what logic, even more than on the basis of such sources - that the relevant information to reach the big boss of Al Qaeda came from interviews conducted in the prison at Guantanamo Bay.

Obama, Hu Jintao and Chinese dishes

Chinese President Hu Jintao went to see Obama. In diplomatic language this would mean that the American president is more important to him, but this time, things is not like that: it is only reciprocal Obama's visit to China by 2009. Between the two countries there are many issues at stake. Some are of vital importance, as the financial issue that arose in the G20 summit last November, when Obama criticized Hu Jintao to spend "an enormous mountain of money" to devalue the Chinese currency, so that goods imported into China from the United States become more expensive, while Chinese products are cheaper in foreign markets.

The words of a father

"If there are puddles in paradise, now that's where Christina is jumping. And here, on earth, we put our hands on their hearts and pledge, as Americans, to forge a country worthy for his gentle spirit and always happy. " With these words, uttered with evident emotion, Barack Obama, concluded Wednesday evening, speaking at the memorial service for victims of the massacre of Tucson.

The words of a father directed, first of all, another father and a mother sitting there a few meters away, without even more tears. For 34 minutes Obama was the father of Christina and at the same time, the father of his father as president of that country that gave life and death to small Green.