Posts
About four hundred Hamas supporters from 40 US government departments and agencies within alleged President Biden's administration signed a letter supporting and demanding that Israel, who is winning the war with Hamas, stop winning and cease fire.
The letter comes after Hamas, a terrorist organization, mercilessly and sadistically slaughtered 1,400 Israelis in an unprovoked sneak attack on October 7th.
The New York Times first reported the Tuesday letter that includes State Department officials, the Justice Department, and the National Security Council (the latter being an oxymoron since Israel is our closest Middle East ally that is strategic to our national security).
Those who signed onto the letter remained anonymous due to their lack of political courage.
"We call on President Biden to urgently demand a cease-fire; and to call for de-escalation of the current conflict by securing the immediate release of the Israeli hostages and arbitrarily detained Palestinians; the restoration of water, fuel, electricity and other basic services; and the passage of adequate humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip," the anonymous letter reads, in part.
Who the hell is he to demand a cease-fire by a nation that was attacked and is now winning the war? If Israel agrees to a cease-fire, they would be agreeing to handing over a win for Hamas and anti-Semites everywhere. Their goal is to make Israel safe from those who want to destroy it and all of the Jews there and everywhere. They say it and we can believe it.
Biden along with other Western leaders have pushed back on calls for Israel to lose and for now, the White House has not responded to the anonymous letter.
However, France's President Emmanuel Macron is the only Western leader to call on Israel to implement a cease-fire, but after being pressured by people who don't want Israel's destruction, he then clarified his remarks on Monday and said that he thinks Israel has a right to defend itself.
Tweet
However, France's President Emmanuel Macron is the only Western leader to call on Israel to implement a cease-fire, but after being pressured by people who don't want Israel's destruction, he then clarified his remarks on Monday and said that he thinks Israel has a right to defend itself.
It's obvious to anyone who supports Israel, that now is not the time to back off if the Jewish State is to prevent further terrorist incursions by anti-Semitic barbarians.
Ask yourself, why didn't the U.S. ask Iraq to cease fire in the Ba'athist-Iraq war that saw anywhere between 109,032 to 650,726 casualties, or during the Shia insurgency in Yemen with 8,500 to 25,000 casualties, just to name a few?
The answer is because it didn't involve Israel, just like all the other wars and terrorism in the Middle East. It's only when it involves the Jews that American anti-Semites speak out on behalf of terrorists.
No comments:
Post a Comment