U.S. Response to Egypt

Read more about Israeli criticism of the U.S. response to Egypt --http://www.newsmaxworld.com/middle_east/Israel_US_Egypt_Protests/2011/02/03/374274.html

"I don't think the Americans understand yet the disaster they have pushed the Middle East into," said lawmaker Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, who until recently was a Cabinet minister and who is a longtime friend of Mubarak. 

"If there are elections like the Americans want, I wouldn't be surprised if the Muslim Brotherhood didn't win a majority, it would win half of the seats in parliament," he told Army Radio. "It will be a new Middle East, extremist radical Islam."


Three decades ago, President Jimmy Carter urged another staunch American ally — the shah of Iran — to loosen his grip on power, only to see his autocratic regime replaced by the Islamic Republic. More recently, U.S.-supported elections have strengthened such groups as Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in the Palestinian territories and anti-American radicals in Iran.


"Jimmy Carter will go down in American history as 'the president who lost Iran,'" the analyst Aluf Benn wrote in the daily Haaretz this week. "Barack Obama will be remembered as the president who 'lost' Turkey, Lebanon and Egypt, and during whose tenure America's alliances in the Middle East crumbled," Benn wrote.


Israel has tremendous respect for Mubarak, who carefully honored his country's peace agreement with Israel after taking power nearly 30 years ago.

With Mubarak out of the way, the radical Islam Brotherhood  will make peace in the Middle East non-existent....and Israeli
safety will be compromised.  Is that what we want for our ally
Israel?  Are we losing our allies all around the world?  Who will defend us if our country is in jeapardy?  Our military alone?  Do we want Sharia Law to conquer the world?