Biden's Long History Of Supporting Israel | The Mehdi Hasan Show



Joe Biden is making his first official trip to the Middle East as president. And while he has a long history of supporting Israel, that relationship has only become more emboldened over time. Will Biden strike a different tone with Israel than he has in the past? MSNBC analyst Peter Beinart and Palestinian politician and activist Hanan Ashrawi join Mehdi to discuss. » Subscribe to MSNBC: http://on.msnbc.com/SubscribeTomsnbc

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22 thoughts on “Biden's Long History Of Supporting Israel | The Mehdi Hasan Show”

  1. First, British troops serving in Palestine. Then, the USS Liberty. Why can’t the world see the state of Israel for what it is?
    Noam Chomsky, Norman Finkelstein, the late Sir Gerald Kaufman, and, Steven Hawkins have all stated their case. Just because “we hate Arabs more” (an opinion expressed by an American the last time I asked this question) is hardly the solution.

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  2. This is not my grandfather's mid-east. It might be time to re-evaluate the US's relationship with Israel and Saudi Arabia. It should be possible to respect the work of Golda Meir and Moise Dian and, at the same time, respect US interests in the region.

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  3. In the long run Israeli behaviour will make a 2 state solution impossible, which is great news. That way we will eventually have a one state solution, 1 person 1 vote south Africa style, which will ofcourse spellout the end of the cancer called Zionisim.

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  4. Pres. Joe Biden is a friend of Israel. He went to Israel first and later to Saudi Arabia. He assured Israelis that we would defend Israel and he then went to Saudi Arabia and met with their Crown Prince. Joe Biden is one of our best presidents at times of war, because though he might be plagued by cognition impairment, he's God choice to confuse the devil whose behind all our troubles as Godly people which Americans are despite all our failings — Vic Alexander

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  5. That relationship wouldn't be "bone deep" if they stopped bribing our politicians. Or if the Evangelicals didn't want all the Jews to return there and die in The Rapture.

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  6. As long as politicians and spokespersons feed into Palestinian victimhood and spend most of their time bashing Israel, there is no hope for real change. Aren't you people tired of your "Israeli aggression" rhetoric? Until you acknowledge Palestinian aggression in the form of terrorist attacks and hundreds of rockets fired at Israel every couple of months, the Israelis will continue to build towns in Judea and Samaria. Your people deserve better leadership, they deserve a better life. Their 70 long year refugee status is insane and only serves to make their leaders rich with international sympathy money.

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  7. its not just biden, most politicians are, they be in trouble specially election time, when you have israeli congress in usa called aipac you must unconditionaly support the occupied regime other wise you are screwed

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