Staff Reports
The latest betrayal of Israel by the Biden-Harris administration is shocking enough to make any patriotic American’s blood run cold. Despite their insistence on being allies with Israel, the facts suggest that their true loyalties lie elsewhere, especially when it comes to pandering for votes in key states like Michigan and Minnesota. Recent decisions have revealed a troubling pattern of choices that undermine America’s closest ally in the Middle East.
The administration has opted to send billions to the Islamic Republic of Iran, the financial engine for Hamas and Hezbollah, while simultaneously withholding vital military support from Israel. This questionable judgment seems to be less about diplomacy and more about ensuring political gain on the domestic front. The decision to pick Tim Walz as a running mate over an openly Jewish candidate serves as a telling sign that identity politics among Democrats trumps genuine friendship with Israel.
The Latest Biden-Harris Betrayal of Israel https://t.co/flwFAL9qee
— Patricia Dague (@patdague) August 15, 2024
After two top Hamas and Hezbollah operatives were eliminated, the Biden-Harris regime’s response raises serious concerns. Instead of a strong show of support for Israel, a high-level American delegation reportedly embarked on a mission to Tehran. This was not a trip aimed at warning Iran about potential retaliation for its continued aggression towards Israel. Instead, it appears the priority was to assure Iranian leaders that the U.S. had been left out of the Israeli operation entirely. Such actions betray not just Israel, but also the principles of American foreign policy that have long been predicated on supporting allies against common threats.
The details around this delegation’s visit are alarming. Claims have surfaced that they not only expressed a “calming and cautionary” message but also handed over sensitive information about Israeli operatives to the Iranian regime. Any notion of maintaining a strong, formidable presence in the region was sacrificed for the sake of political posturing. Delivering the names of ten Israeli Mossad agents to an adversary that vehemently chants “Death to America” demonstrates an utter lack of strategic thinking and an unsettling willingness to appease those who wish to inflict harm.
Historical comparisons offer a stark perspective on how deeply unsettling this betrayal is. If, during World War II, the Allies had taken it upon themselves to apologize to the enemy for their actions, the repercussions would have been catastrophic. The fact that the Biden-Harris regime seems willing to extend a conciliatory hand to a government that threatens not just regional stability but American security is not just alarming—it’s indicative of a pattern of weakness in foreign policy that happens to favor enemies over allies.
This distressing behavior offers a clear signal about the current administration’s approach to international relations, particularly in the Middle East. The swift arrest of numerous Iranian officials following the reported American delegation’s visit demonstrates the consequential fallout from such a fragile position. This raises serious questions about the Biden-Harris administration’s commitment to Israel and its willingness to uphold American interests abroad. With allies like these, who needs enemies? The answer is abundantly clear: it’s time for a change in leadership that prioritizes America’s true friends over political expediency.
