Editor’s Commentary: The article below reflects the perspectives of many Israelis toward the Biden-Harris regime and their on-again-off-again support for Israel. I’m publishing it even though I vehemently disagree with any U.S. military or financial involvement in the war, including Joel C. Rosenberg’s call for the U.S. to take aggressive action toward Iran.
We shouldn’t have any dealings with Iran. We should not be sending aid to Israel. They can BUY arms from us. We’re in no position to give it away, especially with the possibility of U.S. military involvement in four regions across the globe (all of which I would oppose, of course). We would not be getting attacked by Houthis or anyone else if we weren’t in the region at all.
America can block idiotic U.N. resolutions. We can offer intelligence, satellite reconnaissance, and other information that we’re already in the process of gathering. We can and should pray for God’s Will to be done. And yes, we can SELL them weapons. Otherwise, we shouldn’t be getting involved or sending taxpayer dollars to Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan, or anyone else that looks at us as their wartime piggybank.
With all that said, I do appreciate Rosenberg’s understanding of the schizophrenic nature of the regime’s Middle East policies. As usual, Biden’s handlers have him acting like a dog on a leash in a room full of cats. He’s pulling in every direction while tripping over himself to accomplish nothing. Here’s Rosenberg’s article…
(All Israel)—U.S. President Joe Biden is pursuing a schizophrenic policy in the Middle East that is not only dangerous, it’s disastrous.
For some crazy reason, the Biden White House keeps giving billions of dollars to the Iranian terror regime. They are doing precious little to enforce economic sanctions against the Iranian regime.
They are also refusing to take truly tough and decisive military action against Tehran despite the fact that Iranian-funded and backed Shia terror proxies in the region have launched at least 76 attacks on U.S. military forces since Oct. 17.
That said, Biden is standing with Israel in our brutal fight against Hamas. The president made a solidarity trip here to Israel shortly after the war began. He has spoken out against the lies being told about Israel by Hamas and many in the so-called “mainstream” media. He has sent Israel dozens of plane loads full of ammunition and other military aid.
On Friday, Biden vetoed a resolution in the Security Council – sponsored by the United Arab Emirates – that would have forced Israel to accept an immediate cease-fire.
“The vote in the 15-member council was 13-1, with the United Kingdom abstaining,” the Associated Press reported.
“The United States’ isolated stand reflected a growing fracture between Washington and some of its closest allies over Israel’s monthslong bombardment of Gaza. France and Japan were among those supporting the call for a cease-fire.”
“U.S. deputy ambassador Robert Wood called the resolution ‘imbalanced’ and criticized the council after the vote for its failure to condemn Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel in which the militants killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, or to acknowledge Israel’s right to defend itself. He declared that halting military action would allow Hamas to continue to rule Gaza and ‘only plant the seeds for the next war.’”
“Hamas has no desire to see a durable peace, to see a two-state solution,” Wood said before the vote. “For that reason, while the United States strongly supports a durable peace, in which both Israelis and Palestinians can live in peace and security, we do not support calls for an immediate cease-fire.”
Good for Biden.
The resolution should have condemned Hamas and called on their radical Islamist jihadists to lay down their arms and surrender. But it didn’t. Rather, it tried to pressure Israel into surrendering to Hamas-driven genocide.
I’m appalled that the UAE and almost every other member of the Security Council supported such a terrible resolution. And I’m grateful that Biden showed moral clarity by vetoing it.
At the same time, I’m appalled by how weak Biden is acting toward the terror masters in Tehran. Through their proxies in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, and Syria, the mullahs are literally getting away with murder. Israelis are being murdered.
And American military personnel in the region are being wounded over and over and over again. Why does Biden let it happen? Why does the leader of the world’s only superpower show such weakness in the face of the world’s biggest sponsor of terrorism?
Enough is enough. Biden’s poll numbers aren’t just plummeting because Americans despise his economic and social policies. They also cannot stomach his feckless foreign policies, especially towards Iran.
Biden thinks of himself as passionately pro-Israel. And I’m truly grateful for what he’s doing to defend the Jewish state militarily and diplomatically. But his unwillingness to truly and decisively confront the Iranian regime is completely unacceptable.
Biden is allowing the mullahs to get away with murder. Even as they feverishly pursue fully operational nuclear weapons that could lead to a Second Holocaust.
We are seeing growing evidence of Biden’s schizophrenic approach toward the Middle East. And it’s increasingly clear that such an approach is not only dangerous. It’s disastrous.
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Yes, and that’s exactly what the WEF and CCP want!
Leadership by appeasement, Leadership by abandonment, leadership by denial, that is what Biden offers. It’s always a zero sum game that is detrimental to this country. Sad, especially when we need a strong leader.
Perhaps JD Rucker is a CCP plant. If the U.S. sends foreign aid to other countries, then why not Israel? Maybe Rucker is trying to pursuade his readers to disagree with sending free aid to Israel which is exactly what the CCP, WEF, Russia, and Iran want to happen. Weaken Israel as much as you can. Not happening. Biden’s poll numbers will go down even further. This from a stupid, corrupt, criminal POTUS that has given billions to Israel’s and U.S. enemies to the tune of more than a $100 billion to Iran to fund this terrorism and war. The democrat communist party is the antisemitic party in the U.S. Who in their right mind gives billions to Hamas murderers and rapists? Yes, criminal President Biden has blood on his hands. He is singlehandedly responsible for the rapes and murders of Israelis on Oct. 7!