Now comes the hard part for President Biden.
After declaring with great emotion and empathy that America stands by Israel against the “unadulterated evil” of “bloodthirsty” Hamas – a stance that has won bipartisan praise, including from the head of the Republican Jewish Coalition – Biden now faces a diplomatic and messaging challenge many times more difficult, by an order of magnitude.
That’s because he has to restrain Bibi Netanyahu, with whom he’s had a rough relationship in the past.
In a Sunday interview with “60 Minutes,” which showed Biden finally understands he has to be on television and actively seen leading in this global crisis, the president said: “Hamas and the extreme elements of Hamas don’t represent all the…