Ron and Allis Radosh report on the speeches at Monday’s important AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) meeting in Washington, and the mood of the attendees. The post via Pajamas Media is titled “Netanyahu Vs. the Shadow of Annihilation.”
Brief extract:
[Netanyahu] noted that some commentators have argued that it is less dangerous for Iran to get an atomic bomb than what it would take to stop them, since force would provoke a more vindictive response from Iran. Turning to history to prove his point, Netanyahu told the audience about the request that the World Jewish Congress had made to the U.S. War Department in 1944, asking that the allies bomb the railroad tracks at Auschwitz. Several weeks later they received their answer. The railroad tracks could not be destroyed, the Department wrote back, because it might “provoke” the Nazis to do even worse!
but that’s not available on YouTube at the moment. Anita O’Day’s rather excellent rendition is, however, and that’s below. 
, which is not exactly official but with which Jobs cooperated in every way possible, has some revelations which might not sit too well with some of his fans who are manning the barricades at Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan (or manning the barricades in their own heads as the case may be).