A warning to Biden about Jewish votes

 Newsmax:

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Dershowitz shared the document in Thursday's Wall Street Journal, one day after Lieberman, 82, died from complications after a fall in his home.

"It's a warning to President [Joe] Biden saying you can't count on pro-Israel Jewish votes, and you can't mortgage our votes to what we call the two-state solution, namely Michigan and Minnesota," Dershowitz said. "Being fearful of losing a couple of hundred thousand Muslim and Arab votes in Michigan, we think has caused a lot of changes in the attitude. So Joe and I were working on a statement when I learned about his death, and I published the statement today in The Wall Street Journal, and we're going to continue in his memory."

In the statement, with Lieberman's edits, the colleagues said they appreciated Biden's statements after the Oct. 7 Hamas "barbarisms" against Israel and that they believe Israel must be allowed to disable Hamas.

"We have become concerned about what appears to be a weakening of support for Israel by President Biden, Vice President [Kamala] Harris, and some other leading Democrats," they said in the statement. "We are especially concerned about the possibility that some of this weakening may be influenced by domestic political fears of losing electoral support from anti-Israel voters who have threatened to stay home unless the Biden administration pulls away from Israel."
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I am pretty sure that overall there are more pro-Israeli votes in this country than pro-Palestinian votes. I don't see why any Americans can justify the mass murder of over a thousand Israelis by Hamas.  The war against Hamas is clearly justified.

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