Reading the various news articles on Biden and Harris today I came across this while looking at Kamala's refusal to accompany Netanyahu in his scheduled address to Congress.
It neatly outlines where Kamala stands on the subject of Israel and what can be expected of her as President if she gets voted (or placed) in that position in November.
nypost.com
Here are some excerpts:
"What would a future Harris presidency look like for the US-Israel relationship? A brief review of her recent comments tells us all we need to know.
Three weeks after the deadly attack on Israel on Oct. 7, Harris announced that the Biden administration would develop “the first ever US National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia” to combat rising levels of anti-Semitism in the United States.
“As a result of the Hamas terrorist attack in Israel and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, we have seen an uptick in anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab, antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents across America,” she explained on X."
and
"On Thursday, just a few days before President Biden dropped out of the presidential race, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff chaired an interfaith roundtable where he discussed the administration’s plans to soon release new federal guidance on . . . combating Islamophobia.
Emhoff, who is Jewish, has frequently been trotted out as a White House emissary to the Jewish community — yet in a climate of booming antisemitism, Harris’ husband has signaled that a few thousand votes in Michigan matter more than protecting Jewish lives."
and then
"Harris isn’t just sympathetic to Hamas apologists domestically; she’s also taken positions that aid the terror entity strategically.
In March, she called on Israel to declare a ceasefire. She has opposed arms sales to Israel and has issued veiled threats to try to halt the Israeli operation aimed at finishing Hamas in Rafah.
“We have been clear in multiple conversations and in every way that any major military operation in Rafah would be a huge mistake,” she told ABC News."
It neatly outlines where Kamala stands on the subject of Israel and what can be expected of her as President if she gets voted (or placed) in that position in November.
Kamala Harris’ coded support for Hamas boosts the anti-Israel left
At the scariest time to be an American Jew in our history, Harris has clearly aligned herself with those who shout “from the river to the sea!” and call for intifada.
nypost.com
Here are some excerpts:
"What would a future Harris presidency look like for the US-Israel relationship? A brief review of her recent comments tells us all we need to know.
Three weeks after the deadly attack on Israel on Oct. 7, Harris announced that the Biden administration would develop “the first ever US National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia” to combat rising levels of anti-Semitism in the United States.
“As a result of the Hamas terrorist attack in Israel and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, we have seen an uptick in anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab, antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents across America,” she explained on X."
and
"On Thursday, just a few days before President Biden dropped out of the presidential race, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff chaired an interfaith roundtable where he discussed the administration’s plans to soon release new federal guidance on . . . combating Islamophobia.
Emhoff, who is Jewish, has frequently been trotted out as a White House emissary to the Jewish community — yet in a climate of booming antisemitism, Harris’ husband has signaled that a few thousand votes in Michigan matter more than protecting Jewish lives."
and then
"Harris isn’t just sympathetic to Hamas apologists domestically; she’s also taken positions that aid the terror entity strategically.
In March, she called on Israel to declare a ceasefire. She has opposed arms sales to Israel and has issued veiled threats to try to halt the Israeli operation aimed at finishing Hamas in Rafah.
“We have been clear in multiple conversations and in every way that any major military operation in Rafah would be a huge mistake,” she told ABC News."
