Staff Reports
President Biden speaks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and as expected, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Biden, showing his true colors as someone who doesn’t quite get the bond between the U.S. and Israel, warned that he’ll change U.S. policy towards Israel if our ally in the Middle East doesn’t change tactics against Hamas terrorists. Classic Biden, throwing Israel under the bus!
But wait, there’s more! Secretary of State Antony Blinken also decided to get in on the action by not only recapping the call between Biden and Netanyahu but also claiming that Israel could end up becoming indistinguishable from Hamas. Seriously, Blinken? How dare he suggest such a thing!
What Did Antony Blinken Just Say About Israel and Hamas?
https://t.co/PHxT797rOk— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) April 5, 2024
Let’s set the record straight here. The Israel-Hamas conflict is all Hamas’ fault. These terrorists broke the ceasefire and even rejected numerous opportunities for peace. They didn’t just kill over 1,200 innocent Israelis, including civilians, Holocaust survivors, and babies; they also engaged in despicable acts like rape, torture, and kidnapping. And let’s not forget about the 240 hostages still in captivity. And yet, Blinken has the nerve to call out Israel like this? Unbelievable.
Blinken even had the audacity to suggest that Israel needs to prioritize civilians and humanitarian assistance in Gaza. Sorry, but shouldn’t the priority be on ending Hamas and freeing the hostages? And don’t even get started on how he’s pandering to the far-left, anti-Israel wing of the Democratic base. It’s sickening how the administration is caving to these extremists.
Oh, but it doesn’t stop there. Blinken also decided to wade into the Ukraine-NATO debate, announcing that the administration’s “goal” is to bring Ukraine into NATO. Absolutely irresponsible, especially during a time of conflict. Ukraine should not join NATO, and the idea of bringing them in during a war is a recipe for dragging the U.S. into yet another conflict. We need to push back against this dangerous idea before it’s too late.
