Staff Reports
In a shocking turn of events, Old Joe Biden may be on the brink of a foreign policy triumph that could secure his reelection and cement his legacy as one of the most treacherous leaders in American history. The potential deal in question involves a ceasefire in Gaza, the release of some Israeli hostages, and an influx of humanitarian aid to Palestinians. While on the surface this may seem like a step towards peace, the devil is in the details.
Under this proposed agreement, Israel would only regain some of its hostages, while Hamas, the terrorist organization hell-bent on destroying the Jewish state, would receive even more aid. The ceasefire deal doesn't aim to dismantle Hamas; instead, it envisions a future where Gaza is governed by an American-trained security force supported by moderate Arab allies. In essence, Hamas would relinquish authority to this interim governance arrangement, but make no mistake – it's still Hamas calling the shots.
Old Joe Biden Is on the Brink of a Foreign Policy Triumph: His Biggest Betrayal of All –
https://t.co/QE3KGXlDkE— Robert Spencer (@jihadwatchRS) July 12, 2024
The Biden administration's willingness to prop up Hamas at the expense of Israel is deeply concerning. By showering billions in aid on a terror group and withholding essential weapons from Israel, Biden is effectively enabling Hamas to thrive. The fact that the United States, under Biden's leadership, may no longer provide unwavering support to Israel in the face of threats from groups like Hezbollah raises serious doubts about where the administration's loyalties lie.
Despite the apparent disdain for Israel from the Biden regime, it seems that a ceasefire deal is imminent. If this deal goes through, it could be seen as Biden's ticket to reelection, as he touts it as a triumph of diplomacy. However, to many observers, it will be viewed as the ultimate betrayal of a key ally in the Middle East. The stakes are high, and the implications of this potential agreement could have far-reaching consequences for the region and beyond.
