Biden Needs to End His Stubborn Support of the Israeli Government

If Biden changed his so called support for Israel his donation would dry up... many of his donors are rich Jews... the cheap ass scum libs at the bottom don't donate anything but their hatred of the right and winning takes money...
 
European nations have contributed just as much. The topic here is not Ukraine and your support for Putin is noted.
The left is so stupid .. not supporting the proxy war for Ukraine does not equate to support for Russia. That's like me saying you support Hamas / terrorists because you don't support Israel funding. Biden is just spineless in his response to crush actual terrorism.

I forgive you ...
 
What percentage of citizens? The palestinians (small p because there is no such country)?
The majority of the ISRAELI citizens. Even the families of the Hamas hostages are pissed at him. Furthermore one of fathers of the 3 hostages killed by the IDF is blaming the Israeli government for his sons death.
 
If Biden changed his so called support for Israel his donation would dry up... many of his donors are rich Jews... the cheap ass scum libs at the bottom don't donate anything but their hatred of the right and winning takes money...
There are many rich Jews in America who don't like Netanyahu.
 
The majority of the ISRAELI citizens. Even the families of the Hamas hostages are pissed at him. Furthermore one of fathers of the 3 hostages killed by the IDF is blaming the Israeli government for his sons death.
So this poll of Israeli citizens is fake?


Despite thousands of protesters gathering in Tel Aviv to demand the release of the hostages held by Hamas, only 10% of Israeli Jews in the Israel Democracy Institute poll said they would support a pause in fighting in order to exchange hostages. Meanwhile, 44.3%, the plurality of Israeli Jews, said they want the government to negotiate for the hostages immediately without pausing the fighting.

Nimrod Rosler, the academic head of Tel Aviv University’s International Program in Conflict Resolution and Mediation, which conducts the Peace Index survey, says that the impact of recent events has significantly shaped public opinion on the peace process. Support for peace negotiations with the Palestinian Authority among Israeli Jews fell from 47.6% in favor in September to just 24.5% in favor in the survey conducted between Oct. 23 and Oct. 28.

Poll results were also hawkish when it came to the use of force in Gaza: 57.5% of Israeli Jews said that they believed the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) were using too little firepower in Gaza, 36.6% said the IDF was using an appropriate amount of firepower, while just 1.8% said they believed the IDF was using too much fire power, while 4.2% said they weren’t sure whether it was using too much or too little firepower.
 

Netanyahu is picking a fight with Israel’s best friend: Joe Biden​

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By Max Boot

All the way back in 2019, Benjamin Netanyahu became Israel’s longest-serving prime minister. In the past year, since assuming his nation’s highest office for the third time, he has cemented his reputation as Israel’s worst prime minister. And now, by picking a needless and reckless fight with President Biden, Israel’s closet ally, he is only compounding the damage that he is doing to his own country.

While publicly backing Israel, Biden has tried to work behind the scenes to convince Netanyahu to be more discriminate in the use of firepower in Gaza, to curb settler violence in the West Bank and to plan for the Palestinian Authority (PA) to take charge of Gaza after Hamas is defeated. Yet Netanyahu doesn’t seem to be listening.

Last week, Biden’s frustration broke into public view. Speaking at a campaign fundraiser, the president stressed that he would provide “Israel what they need to defend themselves and to finish the job” against Hamas but also noted, accurately, that Israel is “starting to lose” international support because of its “indiscriminate bombing.” He went on to say that Netanyahu needs to “strengthen” the PA. “You cannot say there’s no Palestinian state at all in the future.”

Instead of accepting this constructive critique from a friend, Netanyahu chose to strike back publicly against Biden. He released a video rejecting Biden’s call for the Palestinian Authority to rule in Gaza. “I will not allow Israel to repeat the mistake of Oslo,” he said, referring to the 1993 Oslo accords that created the Palestinian Authority. “Gaza will be neither Hamastan nor Fatahstan.”

No wonder nearly half of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank support Hamas: They have seen their hopes of statehood dashed as right-wing Israeli governments continue to expand settlements in the West Bank and to resist making any concessions to the Palestinians. If Israel winds up the war against Hamas by simply reoccupying Gaza, as now seems likely, it will be giving birth to a new generation of anti-Israel militants. That is what Biden is warning against.

Netanyahu is ignoring Biden’s wise words of counsel because his coalition allies are anxious to annex the West Bank and opposed to the creation of a Palestinian state. Bibi plainly hopes to stay in office by promising to block a two-state solution, no matter how much damage that does to Israel’s long-term security interests or its alliance with the United States.



Netanyahu has decided he won't respect a US president. We are the ones who give Israel the most money. We are the ones that have made Israel a military power and we are the one who have given Israel nuclear capability.

The last leader who we empowered in the ME who refused to listen was Saddam. It's time to end our support of this government and Israel until that punk Netanyahu is gone. That's what Biden should do. Leave Bibi without American support and watch how quickly he ends the bombing and works to get a 2 state solution.
Well, this is one area I'll support Biden and just call you fascist... :popcorn:
 
I don't have enough information, and am certainly not smart enough to say what the best course of action might be, but I know that if Israel keeps indescriminately killing citizens, they will make more terrorists than they have faced before. How do you think non-combatants will react to being reduced to collateral damage, and having their families wiped out because there was no place to evacuate to?

Maybe you gimps can demonstrate some real concerns and demand Hamas stop hiding behind children when they start shit. But then you wouldn't get alll those videos you commies crave of women raped to death and other fun pastimes deviants love.
 
Maybe you gimps can demonstrate some real concerns and demand Hamas stop hiding behind children when they start shit. But then you wouldn't get alll those videos you commies crave of women raped to death and other fun pastimes deviants love.
Hamas hiding behind children is despicable, and I don't know how to make them stop. Killing the children is still not an acceptable option.
 

Netanyahu is picking a fight with Israel’s best friend: Joe Biden​

imrs.php

By Max Boot

All the way back in 2019, Benjamin Netanyahu became Israel’s longest-serving prime minister. In the past year, since assuming his nation’s highest office for the third time, he has cemented his reputation as Israel’s worst prime minister. And now, by picking a needless and reckless fight with President Biden, Israel’s closet ally, he is only compounding the damage that he is doing to his own country.

While publicly backing Israel, Biden has tried to work behind the scenes to convince Netanyahu to be more discriminate in the use of firepower in Gaza, to curb settler violence in the West Bank and to plan for the Palestinian Authority (PA) to take charge of Gaza after Hamas is defeated. Yet Netanyahu doesn’t seem to be listening.

Last week, Biden’s frustration broke into public view. Speaking at a campaign fundraiser, the president stressed that he would provide “Israel what they need to defend themselves and to finish the job” against Hamas but also noted, accurately, that Israel is “starting to lose” international support because of its “indiscriminate bombing.” He went on to say that Netanyahu needs to “strengthen” the PA. “You cannot say there’s no Palestinian state at all in the future.”

Instead of accepting this constructive critique from a friend, Netanyahu chose to strike back publicly against Biden. He released a video rejecting Biden’s call for the Palestinian Authority to rule in Gaza. “I will not allow Israel to repeat the mistake of Oslo,” he said, referring to the 1993 Oslo accords that created the Palestinian Authority. “Gaza will be neither Hamastan nor Fatahstan.”

No wonder nearly half of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank support Hamas: They have seen their hopes of statehood dashed as right-wing Israeli governments continue to expand settlements in the West Bank and to resist making any concessions to the Palestinians. If Israel winds up the war against Hamas by simply reoccupying Gaza, as now seems likely, it will be giving birth to a new generation of anti-Israel militants. That is what Biden is warning against.

Netanyahu is ignoring Biden’s wise words of counsel because his coalition allies are anxious to annex the West Bank and opposed to the creation of a Palestinian state. Bibi plainly hopes to stay in office by promising to block a two-state solution, no matter how much damage that does to Israel’s long-term security interests or its alliance with the United States.



Netanyahu has decided he won't respect a US president. We are the ones who give Israel the most money. We are the ones that have made Israel a military power and we are the one who have given Israel nuclear capability.

The last leader who we empowered in the ME who refused to listen was Saddam. It's time to end our support of this government and Israel until that punk Netanyahu is gone. That's what Biden should do. Leave Bibi without American support and watch how quickly he ends the bombing and works to get a 2 state solution.
I disagree.
 
Hamas hiding behind children is despicable, and I don't know how to make them stop. Killing the children is still not an acceptable option.

Killing Hamas is how you maek them stop, along with deporting vermin who make excuses and make that tactic viable for them.
 
Killing Hamas is how you maek them stop, along with deporting vermin who make excuses and make that tactic viable for them.
Got it. Kill the kids. That's certainly in line with the god discussed in the bible. Evidently, those young lives mean nothing.
 
Hamas hiding behind children is despicable, and I don't know how to make them stop. Killing the children is still not an acceptable option.
Under International Humanitarian Law, in some cases it is. The IDF does not strike any targets where civilian casualties are anticipated unless its lawyers certify it complies with IHL. Clearly, the best way to protect both Israeli and Palestinian children is to destroy Hamas.
 
Under International Humanitarian Law, in some cases it is. The IDF does not strike any targets where civilian casualties are anticipated unless its lawyers certify it complies with IHL. Clearly, the best way to protect both Israeli and Palestinian children is to destroy Hamas.
What is IHL?
 
Given the fact that this situation is the result of Netanyahu's own mistake, your commentary on this matter is not based on facts, and your last line is ridiculous.
Biden again tied himself to a genocidal theocrat, which again renders the US's use of its influence, laughable at best. Israel has reverted again to collective punishment, as it finds itself unable to rid itself of what it helped create so as to avoid a separate Pale state. How could Biden and the dems not see THAT coming AGAIN.... is insanity.

Biden should have dribbled out bullets to Bibi the same as he did to Zelensky.
 

Netanyahu is picking a fight with Israel’s best friend: Joe Biden​

imrs.php

By Max Boot

All the way back in 2019, Benjamin Netanyahu became Israel’s longest-serving prime minister. In the past year, since assuming his nation’s highest office for the third time, he has cemented his reputation as Israel’s worst prime minister. And now, by picking a needless and reckless fight with President Biden, Israel’s closet ally, he is only compounding the damage that he is doing to his own country.

While publicly backing Israel, Biden has tried to work behind the scenes to convince Netanyahu to be more discriminate in the use of firepower in Gaza, to curb settler violence in the West Bank and to plan for the Palestinian Authority (PA) to take charge of Gaza after Hamas is defeated. Yet Netanyahu doesn’t seem to be listening.

Last week, Biden’s frustration broke into public view. Speaking at a campaign fundraiser, the president stressed that he would provide “Israel what they need to defend themselves and to finish the job” against Hamas but also noted, accurately, that Israel is “starting to lose” international support because of its “indiscriminate bombing.” He went on to say that Netanyahu needs to “strengthen” the PA. “You cannot say there’s no Palestinian state at all in the future.”

Instead of accepting this constructive critique from a friend, Netanyahu chose to strike back publicly against Biden. He released a video rejecting Biden’s call for the Palestinian Authority to rule in Gaza. “I will not allow Israel to repeat the mistake of Oslo,” he said, referring to the 1993 Oslo accords that created the Palestinian Authority. “Gaza will be neither Hamastan nor Fatahstan.”

No wonder nearly half of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank support Hamas: They have seen their hopes of statehood dashed as right-wing Israeli governments continue to expand settlements in the West Bank and to resist making any concessions to the Palestinians. If Israel winds up the war against Hamas by simply reoccupying Gaza, as now seems likely, it will be giving birth to a new generation of anti-Israel militants. That is what Biden is warning against.

Netanyahu is ignoring Biden’s wise words of counsel because his coalition allies are anxious to annex the West Bank and opposed to the creation of a Palestinian state. Bibi plainly hopes to stay in office by promising to block a two-state solution, no matter how much damage that does to Israel’s long-term security interests or its alliance with the United States.



Netanyahu has decided he won't respect a US president. We are the ones who give Israel the most money. We are the ones that have made Israel a military power and we are the one who have given Israel nuclear capability.

The last leader who we empowered in the ME who refused to listen was Saddam. It's time to end our support of this government and Israel until that punk Netanyahu is gone. That's what Biden should do. Leave Bibi without American support and watch how quickly he ends the bombing and works to get a 2 state solution.

Or else what? You won't vote for him again? He knows you're too dumb to step off the plantation, boy.
 
Biden tied himself to Bibi no matter what Bibi does. And that's poison with the votes Biden needs. I'd say it also emboldens Bibi to turn loose his paramilitary thugs, which aside from not raping Palestinianians, is not all that different from Hamas. Biden's actions have killed his reelection hopes, and not done much positive ... unless you're a likud genocidal maniac.

IF Israel cannot expel the Pales from Gaza and the WB .... they can fence them in, but they've already done that.

Frankly, I'm just unhappy we don't wash our hands of the whole lot (-: of people there.
 
jotathought
You’re correct Not only has Biden funded Ukraine but he indirectly initiated the War He’s too stupid to know the difference
 
jotathought
You’re correct Not only has Biden funded Ukraine but he indirectly initiated the War He’s too stupid to know the difference
Biden is funding a known corrupt country, especially corrupt with US Politicians, and there is no accountability to audit how they are spending / using the aid (Democrats voted this down).
 

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