Obama's absurd spiteful response to Israel's election

Washington Post:

Obama dismisses Netanyahu’s softened stance on two-state solutionObama dismisses Netanyahu’s softened stance on two-state solution


The president said the U.S. is reassessing relations with Israel since Netanyahu’s reelection.
This is a ridiculous stance to take unless Obama was just looking for an excuse to lash out at a country that irks him because it cares more about its security than his legacy.  It suggest he has never been much of a friend to begin with because they will not follow his suicidal suggestions.   The lack of an agreement is because the Palestinians do not want one and no one has put any realistic pressure on that beggar entity to reach and agreement.

Obama has shown himself to be out of touch with both Israeli voters and US voters when it comes to a deal with the Palestinians.  He is angrier about Netanyahu's resistance to his scheme than he is about Iran's wish of "death to America.

Meanwhile, Israeli security forces arrested a Hamas terror cell in the West Bank which had accumulated explosives for attacks against Israel.  This is another reason why an agreement with the Palestinians is unlikely.

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