U.S. Secretary Denies Call Israel "Apartheid State"

U.S. Secretary of State , John Kerry ,
Monday ( 04/28/2014 ) , denied
that he never mentions Israel
is " a country
apartheid " . Rebuttal followed
disputes about the number of
comments were reportedly made
​​Kerry
in a closed meeting .
" I do not believe , never
I declare , openly
or closed , that Israel
is an apartheid state
or that it intends to
be like that , "said Secretary of State
it in an emphatic statement
after an appeal against
to resign or
at least apologized for
The comments related charges .

However , Kerry , who witnessed
efforts to mediate
peace between Israel and
Palestine ending stalemate , not
showed that he had
use the word choice
bad in his speech on Friday
in the presence of international
experts
of the Trilateral Commission .
" I have long known the power of
words create a
wrong impression , even when
not intentional , and if I could
rewind the tape ,
I would choose the word
to describe different
my belief that the only
way in the long term for
have a Jewish state and
two countries and the two people
who
coexist in
peace and security is
through a two-state solution . "

The Daily Beast news website
reported ,
Kerry has warned that
" a unitary state would
ends either into state
apartheid with no citizen
class into two or country
destroy the ability of Israel
to become a state
Jewish " .
The news site said ,
it has given recording
Kerry 's speech , which triggers
uproar in Israel and encourage
one of the senators of the Republic
Kerry called for the resignation .

Kerry has "repeatedly
indicates a desire to
approving a world where
Israel made ​​a pariah , " said Sen.
Ted Cruz . " Before anything
more harm is done to
our national security interests
and our important alliance with
the state of Israel , " Kerry should
tendered his resignation
and President Barack Obama should
" grant it , " added Cruz .

Veteran Republican Senator ,
John McCain , also said Kerry
must clarify his comments
soon as possible and apologize.

However , McCain laughed related
insistence that Kerry should resign
from office .
In a statement , Kerry
said , " I'm not going to
let my commitment to
Israel questioned by anyone
too . "