Staff Reports
Supporters of the former President, Donald Trump, cried out “genocide Joe” in Schnecksville, Pennsylvania over the weekend. This happened when Trump spoke to a big group of his followers in a very important swing state. This took place soon after the Iranian government did an attack using drones and missiles on Israel’s land. The Iranian government said it did this because Israel hit its consulate in Syria. They mentioned that this attack is done for now.
WATCH: Crowd Chants 'Genocide Joe' At Trump's Pennsylvania Rallyhttps://t.co/u4AnSgaRma
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Israel has promised to strike back, but President Biden shared with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the U.S. will not join any offensive actions against Iran. In Schnecksville, Trump was welcomed with great cheers of “we love Trump” and “USA” as he got on stage amidst the unsure situation. President Biden did not speak to the nation that day, as his team decided not to talk to the press after 7 p.m. Eastern Time.
The supporters of Trump also shouted “genocide Joe,” a nickname that is usually used by people who support Palestine and those who criticize the president’s foreign policies. Trump stepped back from the podium as the crowd kept chanting, and he finally said, “they’re not wrong.” He also stood with the people of Israel, saying, “god bless the people of Israel, they’re under attack right now. That’s because we’ve shown great weakness.” He went on to show his full support to those in danger, mentioning that we need to be strong to bring peace back to the world.
In his speech, Trump talked about how the nation was highly respected worldwide four years ago but now is considered a joke. This points to his belief that the country needs to regain its strength to gain back respect and ensure peace.
