It sounds like even if Obama publically said he was an antisemite, you would still bend over backwards, to find some ‘reasoning’, to say he wasn’t.

It’s like an abusive parents who serevly beats the kid and breaks their bones G-d forbid, who says “You’d better get in here and take your extreme beating or it will be even worse for you if I have to come get you.
I do not know how I can make it worse but I will find a way”.

Israel has no business selling themselves down the river, to appease the liberal fearmongering zealots.

Then makes red hering arguments to pretend I said things I never said.

Zealots love to make up things that others never said wo they do not have to address the real issue.

I never said Netanyahu should do nothing and sit around and just expect G-d to do miracles.
In fact, I said the exact opposite.

It would take a monumental miracle for Obama to stop being an antisemite and start promoting policies that were not in lockstep with everything Israels enemies want.

Netanyahu if he geive in to Obama he is putting his enitre faith only in Obama and de facto saying “We will not do what is right because we are too afraid that those who have our worst interests at heart might do something we do not like (as if they aren’t doing it already).

Obama is a bully and blackmailer.
Once you give into a blackmailer he will just demand more and more and everything you give in on will be used against you to force you to give up stuill more untill the blackmailer has ruined your life and taken everything you have and ever will have.

And that definition of fearmongering applies to the liberals who use fearmongering all the time.

They love to use fearmiongering to make people afraid of those they falsly label as fearmongerers, in order to try and shut them up and stop them from telling the truth that refutes the liberal lies.

As far as the incidents you mentioned, here’s my take:
1) Humiliating the Turkish Ambassador: A bad move. Even worse was making it explicitly clear that the humiliation was deliberate. Turkey has recently become quite cool to Israel (for several different reasons), but it’s a bad move to act that way to a country that we conducted joint military exercises with just recently. An apology was subsequently issued by the Israeli diplomat.
2) Humiliating the U.S. congressional delegation: I don’t believe the intent was to embarrass the delegation, but rather to avoid the J Street group. It may not have been a smart move diplomatically, but I can’t blame any Israeli or pro-Israel person for shunning this group.
3) Humiliating V.P. Biden: This was a 100% innocent gaffe which humiliated Netanyahu as much as it did Biden. What possible reason could Netanyahu have had to deliberately provoke the visiting U.S. vice-president? Netanyahu apologized profusely and took his lumps from Biden.

· Someone who spreads fear, or needlessly raises the alarm; To spread fear
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fearmonger

·Fearmongering – Fear mongering (or scaremongering) is the use of fear to influence the opinions and actions of others towards some specific end. …
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fearmongering

In my opinion Obama is playing games with the world stage, namely Israel, as a childish, but dangerous acting out against Rahm Emanuel, who reported has been trumping Obama on every point, behind the scenes. Why would Obama even pick Emanuel knowing his family was involved with the founding of Israel, only to treat Israel worse than all the other previous presidents?

Get rid of Obama! How do we start impeachment proceedings. He should not be running the US for the next three years. It is like giving a child a key to your car and letting them out on the highway. His lack of experience shows up every single day.