President Biden, never knowing what to spend our country’s money on next, has announced that the U.S. will rebuild the homes of the terrorists in Gaza.
Of course, all of the “ceasefire” countries are now strangely silent. So are the Arab countries that surround Gaza — not that they ever offered to lend a hand.
Once again, America will invest in this extremist society.
Not too long ago, President Biden invested $320 million into his ingenious idea to get aid into Gaza. His magical pier that presumably could elude Hamas thievery (because why else would we need an alternative way to get aid into Gaza where there are perfectly functional roads?) lived a whole 12 days until the first rough winds blew it apart. But what’s $322 million, anyway? Just loose change for a country with nothing better to spend their money on.
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In 2018, President Trump’s administration defunded UNWRA of U.S. contributions, calling it an “irredeemably flawed” organization. Biden had the bright idea to resume funding in his term, giving them over a billion dollars in the course of three years. In the third year, Oct. 7th happened, and we saw exactly what our money had been funding.
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Now, learning nothing from history, he thinks throwing money into the strip will fix everything again:
….[T]he United States will work with our partners to rebuild homes, schools, and hospitals in Gaza to help repair communities that were destroyed in the chaos of war.
Biden claims that these “partners” in the region will help make sure something like Oct. 7th never happens again:
The United States will help forge a diplomatic resolution, one that ensures Israel’s security and allows people to safely return to their homes without fear of being attacked.
With a deal, a rebuilding of Gaza will begin [with] Arab nations and the international community, along with Palestinian and Israeli leaders, to get it done in a manner that does not allow Hamas to re-arm.
These imaginary partners who care about the peace and prosperity of the region have been mysteriously MIA since Oct.7th. From all reported accounts, it seems that Israel has been on its own this entire time. But alas, according to Biden, we have an abundance of reliable friends in the area. Who knew?
This is another utter failure from the Biden administration. He does not understand this conflict, the extremist society in Gaza, or how to truly resolve this war. He doesn’t listen to our ally, Israel, and is easily persuaded by people who do not share our American values. In truth, Biden is always influenced by whoever holds the most sway in the moment. He is a coward and a people-pleaser with no moral compass of his own.
If he needs suggestions on where to spend our money, citizens and lawmakers could gleefully make him a list. One can only hope that this new “budgetary item,” assuming Israel even accepts the preposterous new deal, would not go into effect until after the November elections.
