Staff Reports
Joy Behar of The View sure has quite the imagination! She’s speculating that Russian President Vladimir Putin is sitting back and rubbing his hands together, thinking that the United States won’t send aid to Ukraine because they’re supposedly too busy sending billions of dollars to Israel. Is she serious? Putin must be having a good laugh at her wild theories. But hey, it’s just another example of the left trying to stir up controversy and create distractions from the real issues at hand.
.@TheView's @JoyVBehar speculates Putin's thoughts over false report Biden sent $6 billion to Israel
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— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) October 11, 2023
What’s really going on here is that some fake memo started circulating on social media, claiming that President Biden authorized billions of dollars in aid to Israel in response to the recent terrorist attacks. Well, guess what? The White House quickly debunked that nonsense and confirmed that the memo was fake. Sorry to burst your bubble, Joy, but no, the United States did not divert any funds from Ukraine to help Israel. Nice try, though!
But let’s not forget the real tragedy here. Fourteen U.S. citizens lost their lives in these horrific terrorist attacks in Israel. President Biden has been in touch with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to show support and offer condolences. It’s times like these that remind us of the strength and resolve of democracies like Israel and the United States. And let’s not forget that unlike terrorists who purposely target innocent civilians, we uphold the rule of law and act with integrity. That’s the difference between us and them.
So, let’s not get distracted by Joy Behar’s wild theories and focus on the real issue at hand: standing with our allies against terrorism. Israel needs our support now more than ever, and we must continue to stand strong against these acts of pure evil.
