So says the Jerusalem Post, writing about Palin's two-day visit to Israel and dinner with Benjamin Netanyahu. Also surprising from the same article:
Palin prayed at the point closest to the Holy of Holies and left a note with a personal prayer. Unlike the incident that occurred when then-presidential candidate visited the Western Wall in July 2008, nobody removed her note from the Wall and gave it to the press.
Joshua Green is a former writer and editor at The Atlantic.
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