U.S. President Joe Biden penned an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal published last week urging Congress to pass the war-funding package that includes $95 billion to help fund the Ukraine War and Israel’s future war with Iran because Tehran hopes to “destroy Israel forever.”
The New York Times devoted a front-page article last week to allegations by “U.S. officials” that Iran has been pumping the West Bank with weapons—in an apparent effort to lend support to Israel’s ethnic cleansing effort in the territory and illegal land grabs based on “security” concerns.
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin appeared before a Senate committee last week and flatly rejected allegations that Israel has been committing genocide in Gaza, despite mounting evidence and international and domestic pressure.
Matt Miller, a U.S. State Department spokesman, said Monday that Washington has not found Israel to be in violation of international humanitarian law as it carries out its genocide in Gaza.
The Biden administration, which has given Israel the weapons and money needed to carry out the ongoing genocide in Gaza, introduced a bullshit ceasefire resolution in the UN last week that was mocked as fraudulent.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, last week and defended the genocide being carried out in Gaza and said one cannot support “Israel's goal of destroying Hamas and then oppose Israel when it takes the action necessary to achieve that goal.”
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, has all but laid out its blueprint on how the messaging should be in Washington about the ongoing genocide campaign in Gaza—as politicians that the group has in its pocket—face more criticism at home about the support.
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump agree on one thing: Israel’s genocide in Gaza must go on. Trump told pro-Zionist Fox News that Israel must “finish the problem” in Gaza.
A portrait of Lord Arthur James Balfour at Trinity College in Cambridge was defaced last week by pro-Palestine activists opposed to Israel's genocide in Gaza.
A major protest broke out on Saturday Night in Tel Aviv to voice opposition to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—demanding new elections to be held and accusing the current government of being inept.