If you’re Israel, there’s nothing like being lectured on your domestic policy by a man who thinks that the United States and France kicked Hezbollah out of Lebanon.  Joe Biden is probably the least-informed man in American politics when it comes to the Arab-Israeli conflict.  That may be because he, like President Obama, want to portray some sort of moral equality between the violent and murderous Palestinian Arabs (yes, their population is largely violent and murderous, not just their leadership) and the Israelis, and knowing too much about the conflict would make it difficult to draw that sort of moral parity. 

On Monday, Biden said, while visiting Israel, that,

“It is incumbent on both parties to build an atmosphere of support for negotiations and not to complicate them.”

He was responding to a decision by the Israeli government to erect 1,600 “settler” homes in East Jerusalem.

“Yesterday the decision by the Israeli government to advance planning for new housing units in East Jerusalem undermines that very trust, the trust that we need right now in order to begin … profitable negotiations,” blathered Biden.

This is soft anti-Semitism. 

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