In addition to siding with violent Palestinian border assaulters during Tuesday’s CBS Evening News, the network had anchor Jeff Glor sit down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu where he tried to grill the leader on his county’s military response. But despite Glor’s best efforts, Netanyahu schooled him on what it was like to be a country surrounded by enemies that want to see you destroyed.

“Looking back on yesterday, especially Gaza, anything you would have done differently,” Glor wondered, obviously referring to the unverifiable casualty count provided by the Palestinians. Netanyahu said he wished it “wouldn't have happened at all” and explained how Hamas was incentivizing people to go with money. Glor seemed shocked:

GLOR: You said they're paying them? NETANYAHU: Yes. GLOR: To try to cross the border? NETANYAHU: Hamas is paying these people who are coming there.

If he didn’t understand that, it might blow Glor’s mind to learn that Hamas actually pays the families of their suicide terrorists too. “They're pushing civilians, women, children into the line of fire with the view of getting casualties. We try to minimize casualties. They're trying to incur casualties in order to put pressure on Israel, which is horrible,” Netanyahu added, to Glor’s apparent skepticism.

“Did your army go too far,” Glor asked in response to Netanyahu’s explanation of Hamas’ modus operandi. “I don't know if any army would do anything differently if you had to protect your border against people who say, ‘we're going to destroy you and we're going to flood into your country,’” the PM countered. “You try other means. You try all sorts of means. You try non-lethal means, and they don't work, so you're left with bad choices. It's a bad deal.”

Glor ridiculously followed that up with questioning whether Israel could ever sit down and negotiate with the Hamas terrorists who want to kill them. Netanyahu masterfully shot back with his own rhetorical question: “Could you talk to Al Qaeda, would you have discussions with bin Laden?” “As long as they seek our destruction, what am I going to talk about,” he scoffed.

The CBS anchor continued to press on the subject by pointing to the U.S.’s possible upcoming sit down with North Korea as the seemingly impossible actually happening. Netanyahu agreed and brushed Glor up on some Israeli history: “You're right. It's happened to us with our Arab neighbors, but that's when you have leaders who decided that they abandoned the goal of war and destruction and annihilating the other side.”

Between their discussion about the recent riots, not talking with terrorists, and the prospects of a war with Iran, it appeared CBS was trying to paint Netanyahu was a warmonger. And it all came to ahead in a snippy back and forth directed by Glor:

GLOR: Do you see peace in your lifetime? NETANYAHU: I see it already now. We have peace with Egypt. We have peace with Jordan. GLOR: Peace with the Palestinians. NETANYAHU: Yes, I think it's possible. Not with those Palestinians like Hamas who call for our destruction, but I see peace with any one of our neighbors who’s willing to live in peace. I think, yes, I think it's possible.

This interview comes as the liberal media has been doing everything in its power to make the Jewish state look like the villain. While at the same time, downplay and minimize the role Hamas has in creating the violence and bad blood that plagues the situation.

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