Joe Biden's policies incite Iran war with Israel

For the first time in history, Iran has fired missiles from Iran into Israel. In the past, Iran used its proxies to hide behind their attacks on Israel. Saturday, Iran ripped that mask away. Iran launched their attack with Israel by sending drones and missiles from Iran's mainland to Israel. The WSJ reported "Iran launched a wave of more than 300 drones and cruise and ballistic missiles toward Israel, setting up a direct military confrontation between the two nations and raising the risks of wider regional war."

This is Joe Biden's war! If Biden hadn't implemented an appeasement strategy with Iran and Russia, it's possible that Israel wouldn't find itself in this Biden-created predicament. It isn't just Biden that's put Israel in this position. SecState Blinken just said "Israel could become 'indistinguishable' from Hamas if it does not adequately protect Gazan civilians from harm." The thought that the Biden administration can't differentiate between the only democracy in the Middle East and a terrorist organization is breathtaking. How could you not differentiate between Hamas and Israel?

Dozens of drones and the vast majority of missiles fired by Iran were shot down by Israeli, American and other allied forces before reaching Israeli territory, Israeli and U.S. officials said.

Only a small number of missiles landed in Israel, causing minor damage to a military base in the southern part of the country, the military said. Orders for Israelis in the Golan Heights in the north and several cities in the south to remain in bomb shelters were lifted before dawn, and Israel reopened its airspace a few hours later, a sign the military believed the brunt of the attack to be over.

Thank God for the U.S. military

Unlike the Biden administration, the U.S. military was effective.

Iran’s attack involved more than 170 ballistic missiles, more than 30 cruise missiles and 170 drones, Israeli military spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said. It began with the launch of dozens of drones, which appeared to be an effort to overwhelm Israel’s air defenses. Israel scrambled dozens of planes to help repel the attack. "This is a severe and dangerous escalation," Hagari said as it unfolded.

The U.S. military, which repositioned aircraft and missile-defense resources to the region in anticipation of an Iranian attack, helped shoot down Iranian drones and missiles headed for Israel, President Biden said late Saturday after a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Sen. Joni Ernst, (R-IA), gives a summary during this interview:

If Senate Democrats don't pass the House standalone funding bill for Israel this week, this war will be on their hands, too. Senate Republicans are willing to vote for the bill. All that's left is Democrats voting for the bill and Biden signing the bill. Further, if Sen. Bernie Sanders, (I-VT), won't let the bill get an up-or-down vote, we'll know he's a terrorist sympathizer. This isn't about tax policy or commerce. This bill funds Israel's ability to defend itself.

Iran's war against Israel means that there won't be any conditioning aid on Israel doing what Democrats want. Aid for israel will be unconditional. Rashida Tlaib can take a hike on this.

Joe Biden's legacy will be that he's the appeasement president. Further, Biden is the hesitating commander-in-chief. We need to fire Biden and get a real president in the Oval Office. That isn't Joe Biden.

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