…but does he even realize it? I mean seriously, he came off looking so pompous and arrogant that I don’t even think he knows what happened to him. This was DEFINITELY a segment worthy of O’Reilly’s body language expert, Tonya Reiman. As you watch this whole video (I know it’s long, but it’s so worth it), keep an eye on Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s body language and see if you don’t see the same thing I did. I would say he’s really offended by Gregory’s lack of knowledge on the Palestinian/Israeli situation, but that would be offensive on MY part because Netanyahu is way too smart to even acknowledge this pleeb and his arguments.

Here’s a portion of the transcript that is particularly telling of the mood:

MR. GREGORY: So I’m, I’m not making a judgment, I, I’m simply kind of reading where we are. Let, let me ask you this question, Israel is arguably as isolated as it’s ever been in the midst of Arab spring. Turkey has turned against you, the Arab world has moved away from dictators who supported Israel, had peace treaties with Israel, and is now more negative towards Israel. In this day and age, at this particular moment, despite Israel’s well-known and substantial security concerns, how can you occupy Palestinian territory at this moment?

PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU: Well, you’ve got two assumptions in your questions, and I want to parse out and actually suggest that they’re wrong. The first one is that we’re isolated. Well, we’re not isolated in this country, which happens to be the strongest country on earth. I walked yesterday in the–in, in Central Park. You know, people met me. Jewish-Americans, but many non-Jewish-Americans and they said, “Keep the faith. We’re strong. Be strong. We’re with you.” A former lieutenant colonel in the Marines who’s now a teacher met me in a restaurant in New Jersey, great view of the United–of New York City. He said, “We’re with you all the way. Stay strong.” A New York NYPD policeman, he says, “I’m not Jewish. We support you. Stay strong.” America supports Israel in unparalleled way, unprecedented ways, number one.

Number two, you should come with me. You should come with me to Greece or to Bulgaria or to Poland. Or you should see the talks we have with the Dutch, with the Cypriots, and with others. People have a different view. They have a different view. In Italy–many, many countries are coming to realize that our demand that we have direct negotiations and that the Palestinians finally recognize a Jewish state and give this tiny country Israel the security requirements it needs, people are getting around to that. So I would, I would argue, I would challenge the received wisdom you always read it. I think…

MR. GREGORY: Right.

PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU: …I think we’re very strong…

MR. GREGORY: You’re not worried about being seen–you’re not worried about being seen as out of sync with the times? Even if you’re right, and I know you believe you’re right.

PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU: Yeah.

MR. GREGORY: Even if history is on your side, as you believe, is it possible in this environment that being right is not enough?

PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU: No, it’s possible that you insist on the things that make life possible for the Jewish state and make peace possible. You really go to the core of the issue, the core of the conflict. And the core of the conflict is the persistent Palestinian refusal to recognize Israel in any boundary. Get to the truth. I stand on the truth because a peace that is based on lies will crash on the realities of the Middle East.

What a gasbag to tell the Prime Minister of one of our greatest allies that his country is occupying Palestinian territories! Who the hell does Gregory think he is? Oh, wait…I forgot…he’s just another mouthpiece for the network that is wedded to carrying the water for Barack Obama. And as we all know, Obama is not the greatest friend of Israel that has ever occupied 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, so it just stands to reason that Gregory would have that view of Israel.

Mr. Gregory…how long have you been an anti-Semite?