http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jNXXlyjQuo

Banned but hopefully not forgotten.

It's not only that Netanyahu is opposed to any meaningful Israeli-Palestinian talks; he and his neoconservative and Republican supporters in Washington regard Barack Obama as a threat to their long-term goal placing the Palestinian issue on the policy backburner and re-activating the strategy of the George W. Bush years under which Israel would once again serve as the regional deputy of the American hegemon in the Middle East.
In fact, Netanyahu and his American buddies sense that Obama has been politically weakened (and you don't have to be a political genius to figure that out) and have concluded that this could be the ideal time, coming only a few months before the midterm election to pick-up a fight with the Democratic White House occupant and press him to fall behind the current Israeli policies. Or else, he could find himself confronting the opposition of a powerful bloc of pro-Israeli Republican and Democratic lawmakers. At stake could be the open Congressional races in November, including the Senate races in New York, California and Florida, where the so-called "Jewish vote" could play a critical role.
As I predicted a few weeks after Netanyahu's election as PM last year, "Bibi" will probably "activate his old neocon troops, led by Fox News and the Wall Street Journal editorial page and joined by Republicans on Capitol Hill" and "ask them to launch a major offensive against the 'appeaser' in the White House," hoping to bring political pressure on Obama to demonstrate that he was not "anti-Israeli."
Indeed, perpetuating the myth that Obama is "weak" on Iran and hostile towards Israel will certainly be good news to many of those Republicans and others on the political right. It is a political narrative that could be embraced by the likes of Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh and become part of the campaign of those Republican presidential hopefuls who could challenge Obama in 2012.
In a way, what Netanyahu and his American political allies hope is to do a repeat performance of what the members of the first generation of neoconservatives had done to President Jimmy Carter whose commitment to Israel and to protecting U.S. interests in the Middle East were challenged during his second run for the White House. And it worked.

Don't you  mean MISpronouncing?

A major pro-Israel US lobby group has warned that recent US administration remarks about bilateral ties with Israel were "of serious concern," and urged the White House to ease tensions.

Remarks by President Barack Obama's administration "regarding the US relationship with Israel are a matter of serious concern," said the American Israel Public Affairs Committee in a statement issued Sunday.

"AIPAC calls on the administration to take immediate steps to defuse the tension with the Jewish State," it added.