Proof that Joe Biden hates Israel

Despite Joe Biden's statements that there's no daylight between his administration and Israel, proving that statement is BS isn't difficult. The opening paragraphs of this article is proof that there's lots of daylight between Biden's administration and Israel.

The article opens by saying "US President Joe Biden said Friday's release of a first group of hostages taken by Hamas was just a 'start' and that there were 'real' chances to extend a temporary truce in Gaza." Biden then totally undercut Israel, saying "it was time to 'renew' work on creating a two-state solution to achieve peace between Israel and the Palestinians."

I wrote here that "Hamas is essentially the 21st Century version of the Nazis. They hate Jews every bit as much as the Nazis did. If the world looked away from Israel, there's no doubt in my mind that Hamas would attempt another Holocaust." I wrote here that "It should be clear that establishing side-by-side territories for Israel and the Palestinian terrorists is foolish. As I said earlier, Hamas wants to eliminate all Jewish people from the earth."

Biden, who led US efforts to secure the pause in the brutal fighting between Israel and Hamas militants controlling Gaza, said "I think the chances are real" for extending the truce.

He welcomed the way the start of the process had gone as the four-day truce to facilitate the hostage and prisoner releases held. "This morning I've been engaged with my team as we began the first couple days of implementing this deal. It's only a start, but so far it's gone well," he said.

What is Biden babbling about? The hostages-for-terrorists exchange almost didn't happen. It was delayed a day before getting started. The fact that Biden is contemplating a return to the failed (again-and-again-and-again) "peace process" is proof that he's pro-Hamas, pro-Palestinian. To establish peace, both parties need to be willing participants. Iran won't let Hamas participate. Period.

WARNING: The lunatic in this video frightens me. Check this out:

First, Biden didn't stop supplies from falling into Hamas's hands. Hamas is the government of Gaza. How is delivering supplies to Hamas preventing supplies from falling into Hamas's hands? Next, Biden admits that "Hamas doesn't give a damn" about Palestinians. While that's kinda true, that doesn't mean that Palestinians like Israelis. Palestinians are taught with books that show that Israel doesn't exist. After years of that type of indoctrination, why would we think that those kids grow up accepting Israelis? It just means that Hamas is 100% focused on eliminating the Jewish nation. Then there's this:
About 1,200 people, mostly civilians, were killed in Israel during the October 7 attack and around 240 taken hostage, according to Israeli officials.
Hamas attacked Israel unprovoked on Oct. 7, 2023, the fiftieth anniversary of the start of the Yom Kippur war. Why would people think that a country that carried a grudge against Israel for 50 years is capable of making peace with Israel after they just attacked Israel? A president that thinks like that is frightetning.

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