Romney in Jerusalem for Tisha B'Av

[Musician in His house]

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From the article:

Indeed, THE WEEKLY STANDARD can report that Prime Minister and Mrs. Netanyahu have invited the Romneys to join them for the traditional meal breaking the fast following sundown after Tisha B’Av. This gesture suggests that what may have started out as a routine candidate touchdown in Israel has become a more serious and significant moment for both Netanyahu and Romney.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/...em_648521.html

[iSong6:3]

In my book this is a plus for Romney.

[Musician in His house]

Yes, he seems to understand the relationship between Israel and the U.S. a whole lot better than Obama does.

[iSong6:3]

He has a long history with Israel. It's an honor to be with the Netanyahus for Tisha b'Av.

[sparks]

Doesn't that worry you a little bit. The saddest day?

[iSong6:3]

Doesn't that worry you a little bit. The saddest day?

Why would that cause worry, you want to be with your friends and show your support when they are sad.

[IMSAVED]

In my book this is a plus for Romney.

Yes,I agree.

[Hootmon]

Doesn't that worry you a little bit. The saddest day?

Saddest? Maybe.

It seems to be when important things happen.

[EarsToHear]

Good for Romney to stand with Israel on its day of mourning.

Here's an Arutz Sheva news article about it, published on July 15:

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Ne...6#.UAVwQ45QQso

[out of the box]

Good on Romney, though his "church" teaches some very odd things on Israel (the original Jews were in upstate New York ).