Netanyahu Exposes Biden's Failed Diplomacy on Israel-Hamas
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Posted 10 days ago
**Debacle**
In a stunning revelation that exposes the Biden administration's failed diplomacy, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly dismissed claims of progress towards a ceasefire with Hamas.
During a recent interview on Fox News, Netanyahu stated unequivocally, "There’s not a deal in the making... unfortunately, it’s not close."
This statement shatters the White House's narrative that a peace agreement was on the verge of completion, a talking point that officials have asserted while downplaying the dire realities on the ground.
"My red lines were set before this massacre... but they've become redder," Netanyahu added, underscoring Israel's commitment to its national security despite growing criticism from domestic protest groups demanding stronger action and accountability.
With tensions between the U.S. and Israel escalating, Netanyahu placed the blame squarely on Hamas, which he accused of rejecting every offer extended to them. "They don’t agree to anything... so that’s just a false narrative," he asserted.
Describing the current humanitarian crisis, he recognized the immense suffering, yet refused to compromise on Israel's principles. Netanyahu's candid remarks starkly contrast the optimistic rhetoric often heralded from the White House, which has implied that a resolution was imminent.
As the conflict continues, the Israeli Prime Minister's determination to confront terrorism stands in sharp relief to the vacillation coming from Washington.
The Biden administration seems more concerned with presenting a façade of diplomatic achievement rather than engaging in constructive dialogue that could lead to real solutions.
As the situation unfolds, it becomes increasingly evident that strong, decisive leadership is critical for Israel's survival.
The events serve as a reminder of the complexities of international relations and the unpredictable nature of geopolitical conflicts.
One thing is clear: Netanyahu is steadfast, while the U.S. appears adrift in its efforts to navigate this fraught landscape.
Sources:
donsurber.substack.com
i24news.tv
zerohedge.com
In a stunning revelation that exposes the Biden administration's failed diplomacy, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly dismissed claims of progress towards a ceasefire with Hamas.
During a recent interview on Fox News, Netanyahu stated unequivocally, "There’s not a deal in the making... unfortunately, it’s not close."
This statement shatters the White House's narrative that a peace agreement was on the verge of completion, a talking point that officials have asserted while downplaying the dire realities on the ground.
"My red lines were set before this massacre... but they've become redder," Netanyahu added, underscoring Israel's commitment to its national security despite growing criticism from domestic protest groups demanding stronger action and accountability.
With tensions between the U.S. and Israel escalating, Netanyahu placed the blame squarely on Hamas, which he accused of rejecting every offer extended to them. "They don’t agree to anything... so that’s just a false narrative," he asserted.
Describing the current humanitarian crisis, he recognized the immense suffering, yet refused to compromise on Israel's principles. Netanyahu's candid remarks starkly contrast the optimistic rhetoric often heralded from the White House, which has implied that a resolution was imminent.
As the conflict continues, the Israeli Prime Minister's determination to confront terrorism stands in sharp relief to the vacillation coming from Washington.
The Biden administration seems more concerned with presenting a façade of diplomatic achievement rather than engaging in constructive dialogue that could lead to real solutions.
As the situation unfolds, it becomes increasingly evident that strong, decisive leadership is critical for Israel's survival.
The events serve as a reminder of the complexities of international relations and the unpredictable nature of geopolitical conflicts.
One thing is clear: Netanyahu is steadfast, while the U.S. appears adrift in its efforts to navigate this fraught landscape.
Sources:
donsurber.substack.com
i24news.tv
zerohedge.com
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