President Biden’s visit was a slapping the face to Israel. While the Israeli government lauded him and awarded him a medal, ceded some Israel land in area C to the Arabs, and froze approval of Jewish housing projects in Israel, he shed crocodile tears at Yad Vashem and spoke about military co-operation, then stuck the knives in. On his visit to an East Jerusalem hospital, he refused to allow any Israeli official to accompany him, and ordered Israeli flags removed from his vehicles. He insulted the Jews by claiming that the plight of Arabs under control of the Palestinian Authority is the same discrimination that his family suffered as Irish Catholics, claimed that the Israeli’s had killed the Palestinian journalist, when this matter has not been resolved, and pledged 100s of millions of dollars in aid to the Palestinians Authority, money that, if history is followed, will be divided between terrorist activities and Abbas’ and his cronies’ Swiss bank accounts. Biden is the first president to fly directly from Israel to Saudi Arabia, which was made possible by President Trump’s efforts while he was in office. Israel should stop being pushed around by the United States and the European union, and should stand up for itself. In the end, the world needs Israel more than Israel needs it.