Are you more concerned about Bibi's feelings being hurt or about the GOP inviting a foreign leader to address a joint session of Congress without even running that by the White House? You do know that international policy has always been run by the Executive branch. It used to be said that politics stopped at the shoreline. Does anyone in Congress not now what Bibi's position might be on Iran? Is this really so some dimwitted legislator can glean new information from him about what he thinks the US government should be doing? No it was entirely a political stunt designed to

1. Help Bibi get re-elected which is desired by those who believe in not talking with your enemies just starving and bombing them

2. Snubbing of our President as the WH's reaction was 100% predictable.

I am more concerned about those issues than whether Bibi got his feelings hurt. Since when has he ever changed a single one of his policies at the request of our leaders? Has he stopped building new houses on occupied territory? Did he ask for our guidance for any of his wars? Has he cooperated in any international investigations of Israeli potential war crimes?

Has Bibi ever hesitated to make his dislike of Obama hidden? He is not the senator from Tel Aviv and there is a vigorous anti-Bibi part of the Israeli population so make it out that those who oppose Bibi's policies are anti-Jewish nor anti-Israeli.