Republicans have unwittingly become a pawn of Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu, Israeli prime minister, by inviting him to address a joint session of Congress on March 3.
Netanyahu orchestrated the event to achieve two things:
(1) Use it as campaign fodder in the run-up to the March 17 Israeli elections; and,
(2) Attempt to prove he has sway over U.S. foreign policy.
Netanyahu is unhappy the United States is holding out hope it can come to terms with Iran to defuse its nuclear program.
Netanyahu contends more sanctions — or…
