Blinken: Israel Risks Becoming “Indistinguishable” from Hamas

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Secretary of State Antony Blinken made a concerted, barely veiled effort to damage Israel’s image among Americans in his latest speech threatening Israel. He’s doing this as they face an existential threat from their neighbors under the leadership of an evil regime, Iran.

“Israel is not Hamas; Israel is a democracy,” Blinken began. “Hamas is a terrorist organization, and democracies place the highest value on human life, every human life. As has been said, whoever saves lives saves the entire world. That’s our strength. It is what distinguishes us from terrorists like Hamas. If we lose that reverence for human life, we risk becoming indistinguishable from those we confront.”

This is the ideology of ‘if it only saves one life,’ but that doesn’t hold true when facing a life-or-death situation. Blinken is throwing out a red herring.

Blinken’s a fool. Israel is our ally, and these political hacks are doing this so they can win Michigan and Arab/Muslim votes in other states. This is much worse than simply throwing Israel under a bus. In the same breath, Blinken said we’re committed to Israel’s security.

Jordan Is At Risk

Terrorists appear to be making their move as America is at its weakest. Authorities in Jordan fear a Hamas takeover.

“Tensions are mounting in Jordan as demonstrations continue to rock the capital for the past ten days, with authorities expressing growing concerns over a potential Hamas influence in the country.

“What initially began as expressions of solidarity with Gaza in the ongoing conflict have now morphed into displays of strength by Palestinian clans, posing a significant challenge to the Jordanian government’s authority,” reports i24 News.

Frank Gaffney wrote on X, “Yesterday, President Biden and Secretary of State Tony Blinken threatened that if Israel does not change its operations in Gaza, U.S. policy towards supporting the Jewish State will change. Translation: Unless Benjamin Netanyahu’s government saves Hamas, America will no longer resupply the weapons required to defeat it”.


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Tim Kuehl
Tim Kuehl
1 year ago

Blinken doesn’t blink, he keeps his eyes shut to the truth and probably the Truth as well.

Obama's pal
Obama's pal
1 year ago

Blinken cannot be distinguished from Baghdad Bob, while Biden cannot be distinguished from a cockroach on LSD.

Peter B. Prange
Peter B. Prange
1 year ago

When our government calls a righteous response against an evil terror attack, the equivalent of the terror attack, it is time to change the government.
When they deny justice to the citizens of Israel, we now they will deny justice to citizens of the USA.
In effect, Blinkin is a terrorist!

Greg
Greg
1 year ago

It’s OK if Biden does it. Gen. Milley called it a “righteous strike”.
“WASHINGTON — Newly declassified surveillance footage provides additional insights about the final minutes and aftermath of a botched U.S. drone strike last year in Kabul, Afghanistan, showing how the military made a life-or-death decision based on imagery that was fuzzy, hard to interpret in real time and prone to confirmation bias.
The strike on Aug. 29 killed 10 innocent people — including seven children — in a tragic blunder that punctuated the end of the 20-year war in Afghanistan.
The disclosure of the videos was a rare step by the U.S. military in any case of an airstrike that caused civilian casualties, and is the first time any footage from the Kabul strike has been seen publicly. The videos encompass about 25 minutes of silent footage from two drones — a military official said both were MQ-9 Reapers — showing the minutes before, during and after the strike.”

When it was brought up This was the Pentagon response.

Q: Yes. Thanks, Pat. In August 21, 2021, the U.S. launched a drone strike that killed seven children and three adults for several days. People in this building, including your predecessor and the former chairman, insisted it was a righteous strike. Nobody was punished for it. Nobody lost their job over it. I mean, is it really — is the U.S. really in a position to be outraged about what happened in Israel since it seems to almost mirror what happened in the — what the U.S did in Afghanistan?

GEN. RYDER:  Yes, Mike, I mean, I – I appreciate the question but, you know, I – I – I’m not going to be able to talk about the past.  All I can talk about today is the present.  And the fact is, you know, seven civilians who were delivering food to people who are in extreme need were killed in an airstrike.  So it’s a tragic situation, I think we can all agree.  And so I’ll just leave it there.

Anonymous
Anonymous
1 year ago

Is there anyone in this administration who’s not shown that they’re incompetent beyond measure?. NO!.

Obama's pal
Obama's pal
1 year ago
Reply to  Anonymous

One should never interpret incompetence as the result of the regime’s policies when manoflavence is a more likely rational.