Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama's stand on Iran is "utterly immature," French President Nicolas Sarkozy told Israel, according to the Hebrew-language daily Haaretz. Sarkozy has clearly stated that Iran's nuclear sites could be bombed if Tehran develops a nuclear weapon, but he has expressed fears that Sen. Obama, if elected President, would oppose such a move.
Jake Tapper, writing for the ABC News blog "Political Punch," says the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz reports that French President Nicolas Sarkozy is of the opinion that "...the Democratic candidate's stance on Iran" is "'utterly immature' and comprised of ‘formulations empty of all content.'" Tapper says Ha'aretz cited a senior source in the Israeli government referring to reports received by the Israeli government.
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A federal judge has appointed a temporary receiver for a kosher meatpacking company in 
It's the ultimate leftist fantasy. After being elected president of the United States on Tuesday, Barack Obama places the Palestinian-Israeli conflict at the top of his agenda. A senior presidential envoy, say, Vice President Joe Biden, is dispatched to the region and does not leave until both sides' leaders sign an agreement to divide the land and to form a Palestinian state. 
Netanyahu associate Reuven Rivlin, also a Likud MK, in Jerusalem. During the meeting, Netanyahu and Begin ironed out the details surrounding the latter's return to the party. 