Where Does Mitt Romney Stand?

• For decades, Republican and Democratic presidents alike have pursued peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
• The first President Bush laid the groundwork for a two-state solution at the Madrid Peace Conference and his son was the first US president to call for the establishment of a Palestinian state.
• Now, the Jewish and democratic character of Israel is threatened by members of the One-State Caucus.
• The One-State Caucus draws support from right-wing mega donors like Sheldon Adelson, who opposes the two-state solution, and has pledged to spend limitless amounts of money to influence this election.
• It is time for Governor Romney to be clear: Does he stand with two-state consensus or with the One-State Caucus?

Rep. Joe Walsh:

• Has called the two-state solution “insane.”
• Has pushed to defund the West Bank’s moderate governing body.
• Has questioned the pro-Israel credentials of American Jews.
• Believes President Obama’s support for a two-state solution makes him anti-Israel.

Rep. Allen West:

• Has called the two-state solution a “foreign policy blunder of epic proportions.”
• Has sought to thwart Palestinian state-building efforts vital to Israel’s security.
• Has maligned Jewish American two-state solution activists.
• Believes President Obama’s support for a two-state solution could represent the “beginning of the end” for Israel.