I’m pretty sure I know who Netanyahu would want as the GOP nominee.

Netanyahu admires and, essentially, wants to be Winston Churchill. This is an obvious fact. However, Israel also happens to be one of our strongest allies (except during Obama’s term) and there is no doubt that they area our true friend in the Middle East. We pay millions to the Egyptians so that they won’t kill all the Israelis, but we just saw in September that, after the revolts against Mubarak, Egyptian protesters went and destroyed the Israeli embassy, so it’s not a very safe situation in the region, and Egypt is no longer “dependable” or even, for that matter, an “ally.” After all, the Muslim Brotherhood just had great victories in the parliamentary elections! And they’re great buddies with Hamas! To quote Steven Crowder, “To negotiate with these people [Hamas] is, honestly, just ridiculous.”

• Libya? Could be controlled by Al-Qaeda, for all we know.
• Syria? Until recently, the US and UN have been ignoring the mass killings of the mass protests. I guess it wasn’t as “cool” as Libya, where there was real fighting and Tomahawk missiles. Yeah!
• Yemen? Right…..
• Lebanon? No, they’re busy killing their Christians (just like the Egyptians! It’s a true Muslim Brotherhood.)
• Jordan? Sworn Israeli enemy.
• Iraq? 50 people die per day due to car bombs, and they also hate Israel.
• Saudi Arabia? Besides being a super-harsh government that chops off hands of thieves, they also dislike Israel. However, since no one wants a nuclear Iran, they might work together out of desperation. Two enemies unite against a common enemy. Happens a lot, until the common enemy is destroyed. So let’s not go train the Saudis, eh? (Of course, halfway through the writing of the article, I discovered we just sold them multiple F-14s…) We saw what happened with the Taliban in Afghanistan, we don’t want a repeat.
• I could continue, but there is clearly no Middle Eastern country that is genuinely not Israel’s enemy./li>

Since Israel obviously needs our support, we need a president who will actually stand up and make decisions that are both in our interest, as well as Israel’s. I’d like to be able to visit Eilat, Tel Aviv, the Sea of Galilee, etc. in the future – something that might not be possible if Obama or more Democrats are elected to the White House. With this in mind, there’s really only one candidate that is suited for the job because of both experience and determination – Rick Santorum.
Eight years on the Senate Armed Services Committee have made Rick very strong on foreign policy – one needs look no further than his sparring against Ron Paul during many of the 2011 Primary debates.

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