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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 05/20/2011

Friday question

By Jennifer Rubin

President Obama made news this week with a speech that caused shock waves in Congress, Israel and the American Jewish community. He did not tell Syria’s Bashar al-Assad to leave, but he did offer billions to Egypt and Tunisia. What will be the impact of the speech?

Remember, all answers must be in by 6 p.m. ET on Sunday.

By Jennifer Rubin | 04:30 PM ET, 05/20/2011

Categories: 2012 campaign, foreign policy, Friday question, President Obama

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