(Image: Oil & Water. Leaders in their youth. Netanyahu, aka "Bibi" is on the right, while Barack Obama is on the left)
Relations between our current president and the Israeli prime minister have been frosty for quite some time. The US-Israel relationship plunged into a deep-freeze after Obama gave a televised speech a couple days ago, calling for Israel to return to the 1967 borders.
The initial story, from Ynet News:
Yesterday, the two leaders met in an attempt to come to grips with this issue...
(Image from Ynet News)
I'm surprised the White House staff didn't bring out parkas for these two to wear during their less-than friendly little chat.
In the end, Bibi stuck to his Uzi submachine gun and refused to give into the demand for a pre-Six Day War border realignment.
Bibi's story in the Seattle Times:
Most of us like-minded folks are outraged over, yet another, slamming of an American ally. Andrew McCarthy states it best in his National Review Online (NRO) article:
Mark Steyn rolled-in on the Hugh Hewitt show:
While Obama slamed Israel, another issue in his middle east foreign policy plan erupts: A $2 billion aid package, promised to Egypt.
FOX News rolls-in on how we're going to come up with the money--to pay the Muslim Brotherhood:
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