Power says, ‘We believe in Israel’

“Confronting anti-Israel bias is a long nonpartisan” tradition for the US at the UN, she says.

Why?

She quotes President Johnson, “numbers do not determine what is right.”

“That was true in 1967, and that is true today,” she says.

“We believe in Israel,” she says. We believe in its democracy, and pluralism, she says.

“We believe the Jeiwsh people should always have a homeland that is safe and secure,” she says.

Power notes Israel’s involvement in assisting in global crises, such as the Ebola outbreak and the Haiti field hospital after the earthquake.

She says these are “modern day embodiments of tikkun olam.”

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