On Biden and Israel

Here are excerpts from just two of the many columns criticizing the Biden Administration for their desperate attempts to foist a "Palestinian state" on Israel, the victim of the October 7 pogrom. Biden is shameless in his zest to appease the Muslims and the American antisemites in order to get their vote in November (heaven help us).

U.S. Scheming for a Palestinian State Unwittingly Strengthens Netanyahu, by Gadi Taub

If the news that the U.S. is going to recognize a Palestinian state that doesn’t exist was intended to break up Prime Minister Netanyahu’s wartime coalition, it’s unlikely to work. Contrary to what the Biden administration assumes, the obstacle to the “two-state solution” is Israel’s electorate, not its prime minister. The more the administration tries to ram this misguided plan down the throat of traumatized Israelis who are in no mood to compromise their security, the more the country’s prime minister will recover political support.

 

Biden the political opportunist might sell out Israel to save his own hide, by Steven F. Hayward

"It appears President Biden is moving to sell out Israel, with a possible UN Security Council resolution calling for a 'temporary' cease-fire (which would surely become permanent) and opposition to an Israeli attack on Rafah, the last major Hamas stronghold.

"But then Tuesday the United States vetoed a Security Council resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire, which our garbage media are shamefully describing as 'widely supported' without reporting that within the UN 'diplomatic community,' antisemitism is 'widely supported.'

"What the hell is going on?

"A closer look at the Biden resolution draft reveals equivocations, calling for a cease-fire 'as soon as practicable' and linking it to hostage releases, which 'would help to create the conditions for a sustainable cessation of hostilities.'

"Clearly Biden wants to have it both ways, posturing as someone who supports Israel while working for a 'diplomatic' solution.

"Do Biden’s people, let alone the rest of the world, really think this mealymouthed resolution would be taken seriously?"

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Yes, they do. If you're willing to be gaslighted, or if you're an antisemite, you'll believe whatever he says. If you're much smarter than that, and if you're Jewish, you will just ignore his flagrant attempts  to make Israel the bad guy.