After recent visits between President Obama and Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu have gone progressively sour due to Obama's unwavering sympathy towards the enemies of Israel, Netanyahu has decided to cancel the upcoming meeting with the U.S. President in a move that not only surprised but also offended Barack Obama.

Israel has confirmed that within hours of Netanyahu canceling the meeting, the White House sent out an angry and strongly worded message written personally by Obama. The message informed the Prime Minister that the President was cutting his ties with Netanyahu and Israel, ending with "You're on your own, Bibi."

Many Israeli officials reacted by saying they would hardly even notice the missing 'aid' from Obama, suggesting that the sitting American president has done far more harm than good as an ally.

Almost immediately, Obama responded to their comments by praising the attacks by knife-wielding Palestinians against Israeli citizens as "commendable peaceful protest," going on to say that he was hoping to see the same kind of commitment from American civil activists among the BLM movement and other minority political and student organizations, especially with regards to Donald Trump and his followers.

Obama promised Palestinian dignitaries, who were hastily invited to Washington after Netanyahu's cancellation, that he would "put more pressure on the world community to divide up Jerusalem in favor of the Palestinian state" and "give back the occupied land in Israel to its rightful owners."

Obama then made a formal apology to the Arab people for the unjust creation of Israel by the United Nations in 1948, declaring the event "the result of a grossly insensitive and reckless resolution imposed by the United States."

"Palestine is the epitome of peaceful coexistence driven by good will towards their neighbors, unlike the disappointing and aggressive behavior exhibited by Israel," said President Obama to the visiting Palestinian officials. "I believe that our own citizens could learn a thing or two from these peace-loving and righteous people who for too long have been the victims of Jewish colonialist oppression."

Israel has yet to make an official statement regarding President Obama's praise of the violence perpetrated by Palestinian terrorists as "peaceful protests," or the recent fallout between Barack Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Perhaps it is time for our Jewish friends to show the 'peaceful' Palestinians what the Old Testament really meant....