Hamas brought destruction upon Gaza

 Politico:

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Still, rooting out Hamas and helping bring the U.S.-designated terrorist group’s hostages home remain key goals for the White House. So too is getting aid flowing to starving Gazans in the war-torn exclave, he told Bartiromo.

“That’s what we’re working towards, and we’re going to keep working with our allies in the region to make that happen,” Vance said.

Anger at the humanitarian situation in Gaza has surged amid Netanyahu’s plans for a full-scale occupation and the increasingly dire reports of starvation throughout Gaza, which is approximately the size of the city of Philadelphia. Several key MAGA influencers who have long supported Trump are ramping up their attacks on Israel. Even the president has acknowledged “real starvation” in Gaza, while singling out Hamas for stalling an end to the humanitarian crisis by refusing to surrender.

Also on Sunday, Netanyahu panned plans by the United Kingdom and France to recognize the state of Palestine, calling the discussion “disappointing” and “shameful.”
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Hamas engaged in the mass murder of Jews, which triggered the war in Gaza.  I am not among those who criticize Israel for fighting back against the modern-day Nazis of Hamas.  There would have been no war in Gaza if Hamas had not murdered Israeli civilians.

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