With scant real evidence, but with plenty of opinions from the usual suspects, the New York Times would have its readers believe that the turmoil in Egypt has led to one of the sharpest splits in the history of U.S.-Israeli relations.The scaremongering headline reads:  "Crisis in Egypt tests U.S. ties with the Israelis."In similar vein, the article, by Helene Cooper and Mark Landler, claims that the demonstrations in Egypt are "rocking a fundamental relationship with the U.S. -- its 60-year alliance with Israel."So what accounts for this "crisis" that is shaking U.S.-Israeli relations to the core?  According to Cooper and Landler, the Americans were displeased with Israel's failure to adopt President Obama's stance that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak must resign immediately.  Team Obama supposedly got tired of Israeli warnings that such precipitous regime change might open the door to rule by the Muslim...(Read Full Post)