Biden funding of Hamas terrorists

 The Lid:

A terrorist group killed 32 Americans and still holds at least 10 Americans as hostages after a military attack on civilian homes and a musical festival, which left 1400 Israelis dead.

U.S. President Joe Biden’s response is to reward the terrorists and their allies with $100 million in aid from U.S. taxpayers with few strings attached.

If I have to explain why this is dangerous and morally reprehensible, I’m astonished that you could read this statement.

Does Hamas have to return the hostages? Nope.

This isn’t negotiating with terrorists. This is funding them under the guise of “humanitarian assistance.”

The same Hamas responsible for the governance of Gaza released videos of the carnage, complete with beheadings and parading of a broken, dead woman through the streets of Gaza City.

That same Hamas also used cement intended for ‘humanitarian’ aid building of hospitals and infrastructure to build an extensive terrorist tunnel structure to aid their war against Israel in the past.

And that same Hamas released videos showing them digging up pipes laid to deliver water to the people of Gaza and turning those pipes into missiles aimed at civilians in Israel.
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Joe Biden and his Democrat support team apparently decided that bribery was the best defense against Hamas terrorists and the US and its allies are reaping the whirlwind of terrorist attacks.  It was one of the biggest blunders of any foreign policy decisions in recent history.

See, also:

Senator Ted Cruz
@SenTedCruz
Biden unlocked billions of dollars for Iran, which it funneled to Hamas in order to murder Israelis and Americans. Biden's obsession with appeasement and funding terrorism is deadly.
@MariaBartiromo
and I discussed all this and more.

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