In recent weeks a number of stories have broken revealing key details about the Biden administration’s foreign policy support for Israel’s genocide in Palestine.
Donald Trump claims that Gaza could be “better than Monaco,” but Palestinians “never took advantage” of its location, while Kamala Harris declares Iran is the United States’ greatest adversary.
Joe Biden said he opposes Netanyahu hitting Iran’s nuclear sites, but why should anyone trust him? The administration backed Israel’s invasion of Lebanon while he was publicly calling for a ceasefire. Will we see a similar contradiction on Iran?
The Biden administration is rallying around Israel’s assassination of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah as an elected official in Michigan warns Democrats that Kamala Harris is “underwater” in state polls.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib is being targeted by yet another smear campaign, after she criticized Michigan’s AG for pursuing charges against Palestine protesters
Multiple U.S. officials are admitting a ceasefire will not be reached during the remainder of Joe Biden’s presidency.
At a press conference on Thursday morning the Uncommitted Movement announced that will not be endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris in November’s presidential election.
Former President and GOP nominee Donald Trump remains a popular figure in Israel. A recent poll found that 58% of Israelis would vote for Trump, while just 25% would vote for Harris.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump’s first, and possibly only, presidential debate showed there is no distance between the two when it comes to Palestine.
Kamala Harris has finally added a policy section to her website. It predictably takes a hawkish stand on Iran and expresses a strong commitment to Israel.