Staff Reports
The Democrats stay true to their knack for blaming others, this time pointing fingers at Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer are playing the blame game, with Pelosi suggesting that Netanyahu should resign over his handling of the conflict in Gaza. The war between Israel and Hamas was provoked by the cowardly terrorist attacks of Hamas against Israel, but it seems that Pelosi conveniently overlooks this fact.
Pelosi mentioned that while Israel has a right to self-defense, she still can’t resist taking a jab at Netanyahu’s approach. She even went as far as to call him “an obstacle” to a two-state solution, implying that he is the reason for the lack of peace in the region. But isn’t it convenient how these Democrats always seem to forget about Hamas’ role in perpetuating the violence and refusing to recognize Israel’s right to exist?
In her attempt to divert attention away from the real aggressors, Pelosi also praised President Joe Biden as the “biggest advocate for humanitarian assistance to the Palestinians.” It seems like the Democrats’ sympathy lies more with those who use violence to achieve their goals rather than with Israel, a longtime ally of the United States. But hey, what’s new?
The House of Representatives, including Pelosi, approved a foreign aid package for Israel, but it’s no surprise that she still manages to slip in some criticism while doing so. But despite their criticism, the aid package for Israel was still approved, which just goes to show that even the Democrats can’t resist doing the right thing when it really matters.
Pelosi and Schumer are engaging in a game of political posturing, trying to appear supportive of Israel while simultaneously bashing its leader. Thankfully, the aid package for Israel, which includes humanitarian assistance for Gaza, was approved, reinforcing the strong and unwavering support for our ally in the Middle East. Let’s hope that the Democrats will see the bigger picture and show true solidarity with Israel, rather than playing politics with the lives of innocent civilians.
