Obama's domestic policy of drastically bigger government will be a disaster for individual liberty, but he is the first president in many years to put pressure on Israel to stop expanding settlements and to really advocate for a Palestinian state. For that he has been criticized by neoconservatives and some Democrats alike. He's even been accused of "interfering" in Israeli politics. Glenn Greenwald exposes that assertion as a myth and points to the positive impact Obama's Middle East initiative may have on America's standing in the world.