Op-ed: All of Israel's party leaders should have escorted the prime minister to Washington to prove their solidarity and support for an issue threatening the Jewish state's future.

Op-ed: The Likud leader has facilitated Iran becoming nuclear threshold state under umbrella of international legitimacy, and destroyed the relationship with the US that is so critical to our security.

Op-ed: Boehner's decision not to consult Obama contradicts constitutional stipulation that it is the president who should receive foreign dignitatries.

Op-ed: It doesn’t matter how many times Congress members interrupt the prime minister's address with applause; if nothing changes in the terms of the nuclear agreement with Tehran, all he has done is fly 9,000 kilometers and return with a Churchill bust.

If the prime minister's speech does indeed speech spur broad Congressional opposition to the P5+1 deal with Iran, Obama has a series of options still available to him.

Op-ed: While US president hasn't expressed his love for Israel publicly, his military-security and diplomatic aid to Israel has been impeccable; yet for six years, Israel's prime minister has failed to develop a relationship of trust with him.

Netanyahu's speech to Congress will not achieve any of the goals he sought, but salvation for Netanyahu may come in the form of Iranian Ayatollah Khamenei.

Despite his attempts to butter up the American public with Biblical references and home-grown phrases, Netanyahu failed to find new buyers for his aging snake oil; if not for disingenuous GOP applause, his speech would have fallen on deaf ears.