October 24th, 2015 
Awake Goy wtf?
“First-Ever U.S. Presidential Candidates’ Forum Held Abroad in Jerusalem, Israel, November 2-4, 2015
Jerusalem Leaders Summit
Inbal Jerusalem Hotel
US presidential candidates have been invited to participate in the first-ever US Presidential Candidates’ Forum held abroad, focusing on foreign and defense policy issues. From Jerusalem, Israel, each presidential candidate will have an opportunity to present their views on U.S. foreign policy, US-Israel relations, threats affecting US allies in Europe and Asia, the instability in the Middle East, terrorism, and solutions to increase the economic well-being and security of Americans in the US and abroad. …”
From a link in the article:
“Family Research Council, International Leaders Summit and National Religious Broadcasters are co-hosting the first U.S. Presidential Candidate Forum to be held in the state of Israel and focused on issues of mutual interest and concerns as well as economic, foreign, defense and cultural policy.”
~and~
“The strategic educational Summit event co-hosted by The Heritage Foundation, International Leaders Summit, Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe (ADDE), National Religious Broadcasters and Family Research Council will focus on public policy issues addressing the rule of law, economic freedom and security. The audience for the summit will be international participants expected from the US, Israel, Europe and the greater Middle East.
The co-organizers believe that the Summit event in Jerusalem, Israel, will provide a strategic platform for communicating with leading voices and key stakeholders about foreign policy, US-Israel relations, Europe-Israel relations, the present threats to the West, Israel, and our common civilization based on the foundation of the rule of law – protecting life, liberty and property.”
This is beyond the proverbial pale! They’re trying to light another match in Jerusalem, among other things.
Source Article from http://mondoweiss.net/2015/10/prestige-microsoft-researcher
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