U.S. Weapons from Afghanistan Ended up with Palestinian Groups Operating in the Gaza Strip

[1LoverofGod]

A claim in a news report that American weapons seized in Afghanistan have ended up in the hands of Palestinian groups operating in the Gaza Strip has taken on renewed significance after Hamas, a Palestinian terrorist group, launched an attack on Israel on Saturday.

According to a Newsweek report published in June, an Israeli commander said some of the US. small arms seized in Afghanistan have already been observed in the hands of Palestinian groups operating in the Gaza Strip.

The report began recirculating on social media, amid accusations that the Biden administration funded Hamas’s terrorist attack on Israel by releasing $6 billion in frozen funds to Iran, the main backer of Hamas.

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US Weapons from Afghanistan Ended Up in Palestinian Hands in the Gaza Strip

A claim in a news report that American weapons seized in Afghanistan have ended up in the hands of Palestinian groups operating in the Gaza Strip has taken on renewed significance after Hamas, a Palestinian terrorist group, launched an attack on Israel on Saturday.

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[mattfivefour]

Well, of course they did! Only a believer in political fairy tales would have thought they wouldn't. When future generations look back on our day, their history books will rank the abandonment of American materiel in Afghanistan as probably the most idiotic political decision in the history of the entire world.

 

[1LoverofGod]

The reckless way this Regime pulled our troops out of Afghanistan and all that artillery and weapons left behind leaves no doubt it ended up in the hands of Hamas and company.

 

[Ghoti Ichthus]

Anyone who knows what U.S. military materiel, equipment, weapons, vehicles, etc. look like can see on some video that's a large part of what Hamas is using

"Mainstream" media is being "careful" about what video is being shown because U.S. military and Veterans do watch . . .

Wonder how all the statements of charges from Afghanistan were handled . . .