Biden's political problem is not Israel or the Palestinians.

This political problem is inflation and immigration and the perception that he's feeble.

I think I'm not the first to mention this joke.

The administration's new two-state solution is about Michigan and Nevada,

but that's not what is going to tilt the election one way or the other. So to the extent that this is a matter of

politics, this isn't going to help Biden Biden it's perverbially like worse than a crime

it's a mistake. It is a six p.m. on Thursday March 28th here in New York City. It is midnight in Israel March 29th. Since October 7th, the United States has vetoed three

resolutions put before the UN Security Council calling for a ceasefire in the October 7th

war. But suddenly this past Monday in a jarring change of course the US

abstained on a vote calling for a ceasefire at the UN Security Council,

which for all practical purposes means the Biden administration chose to allow the

15-member Security council to pass a similar resolution

to the ones they had vetoed in the past by a vote of 14 to 0. The Biden

administration knew it was greenlighting the passage of this resolution.

And this resolution demanded a ceasefire in Gaza during the Muslim Holy Month of Ramadan which ends April 9th.

The resolution also demanded the release of all hostages taken captive the weekend of

October 7th.

But what makes this resolution different is it did not condition a ceasefire on release of the

hostages, which had been one red line for the Biden administration when these previous resolutions had come up for a vote.

Among the many other glaring problems with this resolution is that it made

zero mention of how the war began,

zero mention of Hamas, zero mention of the fact that Israel is

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