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Israel Lobbies

If Israel Is In Mortal Danger, Why Did Bloomberg Fly There? (The Young Turks)

contributors 07/24/2014

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Former New York Mayor and victim of Israel derangement syndrome Michael Bloomberg flew to Israel on El Al airlines on Wednesday to demonstrate that the US FAA was wrong to forbid US carriers to fly into Ben Gurion International Airport. Bloomberg’s combative interview with Wolf Blitzer drew much derisory comment on twitter, and a rebuke from Cenk Uygur:

Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks: “If Israel Is In Mortal Danger, Why Did Bloomberg Fly There?”

Others weighed in on Twitter:

Bloomberg in #Israel: "If you don't feel safe here, I don't know where you feel safe." // Umm, places not being rocketed. Like #Brooklyn.

— Ali Gharib (@Ali_Gharib) July 23, 2014

So how many times did Bloomberg visit the Bronx or East New York as mayor? http://t.co/jOqG3syAkm cc: @AGAINSTBRATTON

— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) July 23, 2014

In his next act, Michael Bloomberg will stay in an apartment building in Gaza to show the precision of Israel's weaponry.

— KABOBfest (@KABOBfest) July 23, 2014

Bloomberg in Israel: "Everybody seems comfortable…they feel safe." http://t.co/hO6QM5tcjA Kind of undercuts alleged need to level Gaza.

— Murtaza Hussain (@MazMHussain) July 24, 2014

Filed Under: Israel Lobbies, journalism, media, US politics

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