J-Street Urged Obama To Screw Israel At The UN During Monday White House Meeting

On Monday the President held two closed-door meetings with his Jewish supporters. The first with leaders of Jewish organizations such as the ADL and the American Jewish Committee, the second with Jews who are major Democratic Party Sugar Daddies, such as movie executive Haim Saban who despite his anti-Israel policies bankrolled both Obama presidential campaigns and are expected to bankroll Hillary Clinton’s campaign despite her anti-Israel history. Joining the money men was J-Street, the anti-Israel group falsely claiming to support the Jewish State, originally funded by George Soros and given legitimacy by Barack Obama and Congressman Steve Israel (D-NY).

The Washington Times spoke to an attendee of the first (Jewish organizations) meeting who reported the President did not change any minds, “The folks who walked in supportive are still supportive, and the folks who were concerned are still concerned. We’re hoping by expressing these concerns to the president, who’s really calling the shots, that we can have an impact on the terms of a final deal.”

J-Street was part of the second group because even President Obama didn't want them to spew their anti-Israel fare during these sensitive Iran deal discussions with the Jewish community. But Iran was not the only thing discussed. Algemeiner reported what happened at that meeting:

Members of a group of Jewish supporters of the Democratic Party who met with President Barack Obama this week urged him to remove the long-standing American veto protection of Israel at the United Nations. The group, affiliated with the left-wing lobby group J Street, pledged to support the president within the Jewish community in the event of a Security Council resolution calling for the creation of a Palestinian State.

The exchange took place in the second of two meetings Obama held with American Jewish leaders to discuss the current negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program, as well as other regional issues. According to a source who was in the room, one J Street supporter told the president that if he decided to back a Palestinian state resolution over Israeli objections, “let us know first, and we’ll do the legwork for you, in the community… so you’re not going to come in cold.” Among the J Street supporters who were part of the delegation meeting with Obama were Alexandra Stanton, Lou Susman and Victor Kovner.

The atmosphere at that second meeting was described as pleasant and cooperative, in marked contrast to the first meeting, described by one source as “ungiving, very stern and tense.”

Remember what Rep. Steven King (R-IA) said a few weeks ago,  "Here is what I don't understand, I don't understand how Jews in America can be Democrats first and Jewish second and support Israel along the line of just following their President." This is just one more example.