Biden accused of reckless funding of terrorism

 DC Daily Journal:

Joe Biden isn’t just incompetent. He’s actively putting Americans in grave danger.

Because the White House’s reckless funding of terrorists has been exposed in a new report.

In spite of cutting funds for the United Nations agency just last week due to allegations that personnel were complicit in the Hamas bombings on October 7, the Biden administration has awarded more than a billion dollars to the same group.

Following Friday’s revelation that numerous UNRWA employees had been involved in the 1,200 civilian deaths and hundreds of hostage situations that occurred on October 7 as a result of Hamas strikes on Israel, the Biden administration and several other nations cut off financing to the agency. In 2021, following cuts made by the Trump administration, the Biden administration restored financing for UNRWA and started providing hundreds of millions of dollars annually.

According to Ambassador Chris Lu, the United States has given over $1 billion to UNRWA since 2021, making it the biggest donor to the Palestinian people, as stated in November by the U.S. Representative for UN Management and Reform. “UNRWA needs more support from more donors,” Chris Lu said.

As reported by The Times of Israel, in 2021, the Biden government pledged to begin fulfilling “its humanitarian obligations” after claiming that the decision to stop aid by the previous Trump administration had “harmed” the Palestinian population.

U.S. Ambassador Richard Mills, who was the interim ambassador at the time, told the Associated Press that “President Biden has been clear that he intends to restore U.S. assistance programs that support economic development programs and humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people” in January 2021.
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Once again we are learning that the Trump administration was much more intelligent than the Biden clown show.  I get the impression that Biden embraced these bad decisions simply because Trump opposed them. How could the Biden team be so inept as to not know they were funding terrorism and not the Palestinian people?

See also:

Scoop: Bibi's top confidant to visit White House for talks on Gaza war

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