US lack of preparedness is stalling Israel assaults' on Hamas

 David Strom:

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Israel has been prepared to enter Gaza to eliminate Hamas, but the ground invasion keeps getting delayed. The reason why?

The US is unprepared to defend US military installations in the area.



This is pathetic. Absolutely pathetic. However, I am not sure that the Biden Administration isn’t just pressuring Israel to delay for other reasons as well, given their neverending expressions of concern for Gaza.

Israel has agreed, for now, to a request from the U.S. to get its air defenses in place to protect U.S. troops in the region ahead of an expected ground invasion of Gaza, U.S. and Israeli officials said.

The Pentagon is scrambling to deploy nearly a dozen air-defense systems to the region, including for U.S. troops serving in Iraq, Syria, Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, to protect them from missiles and rockets. U.S. officials have so far persuaded the Israelis to hold off until those pieces can be placed, as early as later this week.

Israel is also taking into account in its planning the effort to supply humanitarian aid to civilians inside Gaza, as well as diplomatic efforts to free more of the hostages held by Hamas, officials said.

Israeli troops have been at a high level of readiness for a long time now, and the situation is unsustainable for a number of reasons. The Israeli military is getting “antsy” about the delays, and the Biden Administration keeps pushing them to delay delay delay.
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The new excuse by the Biden Administration looks utterly pathetic because it is an admission that despite decades of having troops and assets in the region, our military is not prepared to defend our interests.

That is quite the reality if true, and quite the message to our enemies if either true or false.

The Biden Administration has been nothing but an unmitigated disaster for US foreign policy and prestige. It isn’t just the gang that couldn’t shoot straight. It is the gang that shoots itself in the foot time and again.

It has been more than two weeks since the 10/7 attacks, and somehow the US hasn’t yet prepared to defend its interests. Our troops are getting attacked around the region, and the need for air defenses indicates that the war could expand even further.

Axios has reported that Biden is pulling out all the stops to hold Israel back....
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The Biden regime continues to be pathetic in the face of Hamas's aggression against Israel.  It should get out of the way if it can't deal with a murderous terrorist organization. 

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