Some Dems pushing Biden to back Hamas mass murderers

 National Review:

Biden’s Betrayal of Israel Is Dumb Politics and Insane Policy

 Abandoning the Jewish state in an attempt to appease its radical left-wing critics won’t save the White House.

Hamas deserves to be irradicated after it engaged in the mass murder of Israeli non-combatants.  Those siding with Hamas do not have a case. 

See also:

UN ties to Hamas exposed.

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Sure enough, earlier this year, reports from all over the world started coming out that workers for UNRWA were likely directly involved with the terrorists in Hamas who attacked innocent Israeli citizens on October 7th, 2023. After those reports spread like wildfire, Joe Biden and company faced immense pressure to put any taxpayer funding of UNRWA on hold while further investigations were conducted to determine to what degree UNRWA was involved in the attacks on Israel.

But now there’s a renewed interest from sitting congressmembers in why the Joe Biden administration rolled back the decision of Donald Trump to defund UNRWA in the first place. What real reason did Joe Biden and company have to do that?

James Comer, a House Republican from Kentucky’s 1st District and the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, has sent a letter to the Joe Biden White House asking for answers about what facts went into the decision to resume funding for UNRWA once more. He highlights how Israeli intel suggests that much of UNRWA has connections to radical Islamic terrorists.

“Israeli intelligence further links cell phone data to six UNRWA staff in Israel on October 7, 2023, and one at a kibbutz where ninety seven people were murdered. Other UNRWA staff surveilled in Gaza discussed their involvement in the attacks, while others received text messages ordering them to gather weapons and prepare to attack,” Mr. Comer wrote in his letter.

“In addition to participating in the terrorist attacks, the dossier reveals that UNRWA employees held hostages captive, agency vehicles were used to ferry terrorists across Israel’s border, weapons for Hamas have been stored in agency buildings, Hamas tunnels run under UNRWA facilities, and UNRWA staff tried to conceal Hamas’ theft of fuel, medicine, and humanitarian aid,” the House Republican continued.
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