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This week’s White House Report Card finds President Joe Biden firmly in Israel’s camp in their war with Hamas.
"It appears the hospital explosion was done by the other team, not you , we have to overcome those don't see it," says U.S. President Joe Biden pic.twitter.com/xf71bss5IJ No doubt, President Biden's trip to Israel may have come with a warning to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to slow down his plans for a full on-the-ground invasion, but it also placed the U.S. front-and-center on one side of the conflict and perhaps permanently forfeited any chance of being the broker for peace. Rapprochement with the Gulf States has been put on hold as Arab leaders worry about the breakdown of peace in their cities.
Biden seemed to be debating with himself in public statements. After sending two carrier battle groups near Israel, he said they would not be used in combat. Why remove the implied threat rather than keeping the enemy sweating? In a statement in Israel, he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that “the other team” perpetrated the bombing of a Gazan hospital. Several Middle East leaders refused to meet with Biden after the Israelis were falsely blamed for the hospital bombing.
— John Basham October 19, 2023 Biden knows bloody well that Iran is responsible for the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel yet he still refuses to even mention Iran in his speeches. He -- meaning his staffers, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and national security advisor Jake Sullivan -- are still so delusional that they believe Iran will sign a nuclear weapons agreement. It’s bizarre.
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