Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Biden's off-camera comments,

what they mean for U.S. foreign policy,

and what it means for the future of the situation.

Okay. There were also some comments that were made by Israeli officials and they all factor into a certain outcome.

Okay, so if you miss the news, Biden was at a, I believe, fundraiser. Either way, he was at a I believe fundraiser.

Either way he was at an event it was off camera.

When he is off camera he speaks a little bit more freely.

In this he said that Netanyahu had some issues within his government.

Basically, that the right-wing parties were exerting too much influence and that Netanyahu needed to change his opinion

when it came to a two-state solution because Biden and U.S. foreign policy supports that.

The inference is that the current government in Israel does not, that Netanyahu does not.

Biden also said that Israel was kind of running out of time,

that world opinion was turning against them,

and it was due to quote indiscriminate bombing.

That's pretty sharp language.

Okay. Now Israeli officials

have said that there is a disagreement with the US when it comes

to what they are apparently in conversation calling the day after Hamas.

All right, so what does this mean?

If you watched the video about the UN vote,

went through, and we're talking about the three things that it would take for that not to be an absolutely horrible decision on the part of the US foreign policy wise.

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