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by News Editor
John Kerry. Photo: State Department.
Times of Israel – Reported comments by Secretary of State John Kerry suggesting that Israel could become an “apartheid” state if a two-state solution isn’t implemented are “offensive and inappropriate,” the American Israel Public Affairs Committee said in an uncharacteristically biting statement Monday.
According to a recording obtained by the Daily Beast, Kerry made the comments Friday to a meeting of the Trilateral Commission, a nongovernmental organization committed to fostering closer ties between Europe, North America, and Japan.
