Hamas facing a Trump deadline on release of hostages

 Nick Arama:

Would you ever have expected that you would have someone occupying the Oval Office who would leave American hostages to wallow in captivity for more than a year? 

But that's exactly what Joe Biden has done. He's not only left Americans in the hands of Hamas, but he's exacted no real justice for the Americans who were killed in the October 7 attack. It wasn't just Israelis who were killed. A strong president would exact justice and get our people back. Biden has done neither. 

Instead, not only hasn't he acted on behalf of our own people, but he's continually undercut Israel in their efforts to finally eliminate Hamas. We should support that in our own interests. But again, Biden seems to care more about the interests of the people in Gaza than the American hostages or our country's interests. 

But finally, we have a president coming in who's willing to say there will be "HELL TO PAY" if Hamas doesn't release the hostages before he takes office on Jan. 20. That's one of the things that's been needed, and it may finally spur action because Hamas knows that when Trump says he will act, he will. He's shown it, and he doesn't play games. 

On CNN, Scott Jennings noted that we finally have a president-elect willing to say it, but “We’ve lacked a president that had the testicular fortitude to get our people back" for the last four years. 

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Biden keeps doing things to cement his record as the worst Presdient in US history.  If Hamas does not respond to Trump's threat now, they will get a response when he takes office that they are unlikely to survive.  Biden has been a failed president on many levels and I blame many in the media for getting him elected because of their irrational Trump hatred.

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