It appears as if the hardcore Israel and Jew haters, who are also hardcore Islamic extremist/Hamas lovers, have finally gotten to Biden
U.S. submits U.N. resolution calling for immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Here’s why it matters.
On Thursday, the United States ended decades of stalwart support for Israel in the United Nations Security Council, submitting a draft resolution that calls for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.
The U.S., which negotiated the language of the proposed resolution with the governments of Egypt and Qatar, seeks to have the Security Council vote on it on Friday.
An earlier version of the resolution that was circulated earlier in the day Thursday linked the cessation of fighting with the release of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas, the Associated Press reported. The latest revision, however, makes no such precondition for “the imperative of an immediate and sustained cease-fire.” (snip)
The U.S. move comes at a delicate moment for U.S. and Israeli relations. With more than 30,000 civilian Palestinians estimated killed in Gaza as a result of the Israeli government’s military campaign responding to Oct. 7 attack by Hamas that left nearly 1,200 dead in Israel, the Biden administration and congressional Democrats have recently increased pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyau to change his tactics.
That number comes from Hamas, and is certainly complete crap. A ceasefire without the release of the hostages, some of which are Americans, it is Biden completely abandoning the Jewish state of Israel, abandoning the hostages, and giving a win to the fucking terrorist group which is designated as a terrorist group by the U.S. State Department, as well as the United Nations and European Union. No Arab nation wants to take any Palestinians in, because they are all extremists.
In Michigan’s presidential primary, many Democrats protested Biden’s handling of the war, with 13% casting a vote for “uncommitted.” Michigan has the largest Arab-American population of any state, but younger voters have expressed their displeasure with Biden over the U.S. support for Israel across the country.
The Wall Street Journal’s conservative editorial board published a piece on Monday that suggested Democrats in Washington had turned on Israel to win over those disgruntled voters.
This is about placating the anti-Semitic Democrat base for votes, many of them imports from hardcore Islamic extremist nations whose values are antithetic to U.S. values.
If they want a cease fire, release the hostages unharmed and disarm Hamas. Hamas broke the ceasefire, fucked around, and found out, pushing Israel too far.
I’ve said it before: it does not matter how much money and equipment we give Ukraine, Ukraine cannot win, and even if we don’t give Israel a single penny, Israel will not lose.
I guess that we’re about to test that when it comes to Israel.
How many hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of times have I said it: Israel needed to expel every last Arab from Gaza, Judea, and Samaria back in 1967-68, to take the land for Israel and create shortened, more defensible borders. It would have been a humanitarian disaster, I said, but it would have been over more than two generations ago. I have been right all along!
Netanyahu IS expelling the Palestinian from Gaza. He has them cornered in Rafah with plans for a ground attack there.
At the same time, Israel-backed Israeli settlers in the West Bank are attacking Palestinians there.
The US cannot be a part of the Israeli extermination of Gazans. Period. Year after year, the US gives a few BILLION in materiel and resources to Israel ostensibly for their defense. Why didn’t Netanyahu defend Israel on Oct 6?
Mr Dana repeated the claim that Ukraine and NATO cannot repel the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Is that why Mr Putin keeps threatening to use nuclear weapons? Putin thought Ukraine would roll over within a few days, a few weeks at most. It has been a few years now. Russia’s economy is half the size of California’s!! For whatever reasons, The Trumpists want Putin to take Ukraine.
Mr Dana is correct about one thing. Mistakes have been made over the decades since Harry S Truman backed the official declaration of a Jewish homeland. Although Truman and the especially the Brits were worried about USSR influence on the Arabs (especially Arab oil!!) Truman still supported the creation of a Jewish state.
Biden is bleeding Putin dry.
Just like Reagan did to Russia
Biden has unified Europe who give Ukraine more total aid than the USA.
Afghanistan broke the USSR. If Ukraine doesn’t break Putin it will leave him much much weaker.
Lol
In Switzerland sent Leopard tanks to Ukraine
You really believe everything you read in those propaganda articles don’t you? The Ukraine has suffered losses of over 300,000 casualties that includes 100,000 soldiers. The only people being bled dry are Ukrainians and they’re dying by the 10s of thousands because of your war and your desire to hurt Putin for some unknown reason.
I predict the Ukraine will sue for peace by the end of the summer if not just crumble altogether. Hopefully somebody will put a bullet in Zelensky’s brain and end that POS.
Currently most of the Ukrainian government is in exile in other countries. Even the oligarchs doing business with the Biden family have fled to Monte Carlo and the French Riviera. Sadly for the Biden criminals they took their money with them. They have reached the point where they don’t care if the Ukraine wins as long as they are in a position to make money when it loses. Biden can help them do that.
So you can creep keep wishing that’s your Nazi homo wins but I think soon you’re gonna see him getting out of there post haste.
Chicken Little Man
The US cannot be a part of the Israeli extermination of Gazans. Period. Year after year, the US gives a few BILLION in materiel and resources to Israel ostensibly for their defense. Why didn’t Netanyahu defend Israel on Oct 6?
Oh, I dunno.
Why didn’t Carter defend our embassy in Iran?
Why didn’t FDR defend Peral Harbor?
Could it be that they didn’t “know” it would happen?
Dana seems to be echoing the expansionist rhetoric of Germany in the 30s.