Mubarak might be a repressive dictator, but, for Israel, he's about the only repressive dictator within a thousand miles that hasn't declared a desire to immediately destroy their country. So they're not necessarily happy about the outbreak of democracy. Either that, or they just finished paying for that statue.
Feb 8, 2011
Jimmy Margulies: 2/8/11
Jimmy Margulies, 2/8/11:
Mubarak might be a repressive dictator, but, for Israel, he's about the only repressive dictator within a thousand miles that hasn't declared a desire to immediately destroy their country. So they're not necessarily happy about the outbreak of democracy. Either that, or they just finished paying for that statue.
Mubarak might be a repressive dictator, but, for Israel, he's about the only repressive dictator within a thousand miles that hasn't declared a desire to immediately destroy their country. So they're not necessarily happy about the outbreak of democracy. Either that, or they just finished paying for that statue.
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