Biden funding Palestinian terrorists

 DC Daily Journal:

The White House has a lot of explaining to do. They’ve been caught red-handed.

As a new bombshell report accuses the Biden admin of funding Palestinian terrorists.

Translations of Palestinian media indicate that numerous members of the Palestinian Authority security forces, funded by the State Department, have been implicated in recent assaults against Israeli civilians and soldiers.

According to Palestinian Media Watch (PMW), an Israeli watchdog organization, its translations of social media posts and broadcasts from Fatah, the governing party in the West Bank, have lauded many members of the Palestinian Authority security forces for their involvement in attacks against Israelis. Since 2007, the State Department has allocated over $170 million to support these forces, offering resources such as weapons training and communication infrastructure, as per a review of federal contract data by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Fatah, which holds control over the Palestinian Authority, has openly celebrated the alleged participation of its security forces in attacks on Israelis, as revealed by PMW’s translations.

A Fatah official stated on a Palestinian government television program in March 2023, as translated by PMW, “I think that the entire Palestinian people and the whole world has [recently] seen that more than 1,500 military operations against the Israeli occupation were led by the Fatah Movement members and the [PA] Security Forces members.”
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 It looks like the US is funding both sides of the war in the Middle East.  It is hard to make sense of the Biden administration policy.

See also:

Biden Admin Warns Israel Not to Interfere With Hamas Members Stealing Aid

After promising that Hamas wouldn't get the aid and denying that Hamas was taking the aid.

And:

 Joe https://redstate.com/bonchie/2024/02/25/joe-biden-gives-israel-a-new-edict-and-a-massive-gift-to-hamas-n2170542Biden Tries to Give a Massive Gift to Hamas, Israel Tells Him to Pound Sand

And:

 Biden, to Appease Palestinians, Reverses Trump Policy on Legality of Settlements

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