In Oval Office Address, Biden Uses Israel To Push For $100 Billion More for Ukraine, NO MENTION of American Hostages or 203 Hostages Held in Gaza

Most of the funding Biden proposed will be going to Ukraine.

Ukraine is a money laundering operation for corrupt US politicians.

Israel is life and death.

To conflate the two is beyond cynical, it’s evil.

5 take aways from Biden’s Oval office address via Alex Marlow [Breaking Biden]

1) Speech was about Ukraine not Israel.

2) Tried to imply Ukraine and Israel are the same.

3) Tied Israel’s survival to Ukraine spending

4) Joe wants more money for the military industrial… pic.twitter.com/WaMY4iwYng

— Kat The Hammer (@KatTheHammer1) October 20, 2023

Take away from Biden speech
1) Speech was about Ukraine not Israel
2) Implied Ukraine & Israel are same.
3) Tied Israel’s survival to Ukraine spending
4) Joe is thinking about a “two state” solution & Islamaphobia. pic.twitter.com/9v1N232mo5

— Truth Wizard (Term Limits 2024 Ticket) (@TruthWizard10) October 20, 2023

In Oval Office Address, Biden Uses Honey and Vinegar To Seek Aid for Ukraine, Israel

By: Dean Karayanis, NY Sun, October 20, 2023:

President Biden’s Oval Office address on his $100 billion “urgent budget request” for Ukraine and Israel isn’t going to need deep analysis to know where he stands. The words are plain, as is Mr. Biden’s habit of presuming that he alone knows “who we are” as Americans.

It was clear that the original text focused on Russia. Mr. Biden rehashed the invasion and included that “NATO has kept peace in Europe” for 75 years, a line that’s outdated with Ukraine at war. The remarks about Israel seemed like afterthoughts, though they hit their marks.

Mr. Biden deserves credit for referring to Hamas as terrorists, refusing to soft sell their atrocities to a base that has its doubts. Thursday’s YouGov poll found that 61 percent of liberals oppose sending “weapons and supplies” to Israel, a reverse of the 60 percent of conservatives who support it.

The reason Mr. Biden combined the two conflicts as a single “inflection point in history” is reflected in the YouGov results on Ukraine. Left and right flipped from where they stand on Israel, with 75 percent of liberals approving of Mr. Biden’s handling of that war compared to just 21 percent of conservatives.

Mr. Biden said, “Hamas uses Palestinian civilians as human shields,” and then minutes later that Israel must protect “civilians in combat as best as they can.” Had the lines been together, he would have made a stronger statement that the responsibility for safeguarding innocents in Gaza rests with the terrorists.

That Hamas wants to see people killed so they can parade their corpses as props, Mr. Biden seemed to comprehend. He also displayed a realistic view by saying that he had secured “lifesaving humanitarian assistance” for the Palestinian Arabs that would be the first of many shipments “if Hamas does not divert or steal” them.

Calling the Americans snatched by Hamas “hostages” couldn’t have been easy. The president — having repeated the shame of the Saigon evacuation in Afghanistan — now faces a dilemma analogous to the one in Iran that helped sink President Carter.

Keep reading…..