Trump's Mideast envoy forced Netanyahu to accept a Gaza plan he repeatedly rejected
Trump's Mideast envoy forced Netanyahu to accept a Gaza plan he repeatedly rejected
Now do something incredibly funny and hold a Nuremberg trial for the democrats and soldiers responsible.
Trump, a Republican who will succeed Democratic President Joe Biden, repeated his threat that "all hell will break out in the Middle East" if Hamas does not release the hostages by the time he takes office. "It will not be good for Hamas, and it will not be good, frankly, for anyone," he said.
From the Reuters take on the same news.
Reading through a few different sources, Trump sounds like he's holding Hamas at fault for everything, which I can't imagine is going to be good for anyone in Gaza
Wasn't this also Biden's position, plus him spreading the lies about the rapes and beheadings?
Probably the one Trump kept repeatedly telling Netanyahu to say no to in their private phone calls.
And Biden had zero leverage right? Biden couldn't have even conditioned the weapons? The reality is Biden was all-in on the genocide. Liberals tried to scare us with Trump being worse instead of stopping Biden.
Sounds like they were planning to stop the whole time but purposefully decided to wait until Trump won so they could pretend Trump is a good deal maker. I don't buy it.
Nobody admits that they were "forced" to do something without a political impetus behind it. Don't be ignorant.
Liberals can downvote all they want. Biden never even conditioned weapon shipments and vetoed ceasefire at the UN four times.
If Trump manages to secure a ceasefire, the Republicans will win over Arab and Muslim Americans for a generation.
“If Blinken and the US administration would have liked this war to be over, this war would be over. Continuing to supply Israel with weapons and to beg Israel to stop the war is quite a farce. This is not international relations, this is a children’s game.” – Gideon Levy, Haaretz
Turns out Trump is less of a genocidal zionist than Biden.
Now all we have to do is wait and see. But at least he isn’t a doormat like Biden was, at least rhetorically.
Don't mind me just gonna save this comment for later.
See you in a few months
I never voted for Trump, I voted for Clinton in 2016, Biden in 2020 and Stein in 2024. My expectations of Trump are very low. I personally thought nothing will fundamentally change. The fact that Haaretz says he is exerting pressure unlike Biden ever did is promising.
Hopefully it won't take months. The Palestinians have suffered too long due to Biden's [in]action.
