Did you know that Egypt controlled Gaza from 1948 until 1967, but didn’t turn it into a State called Palestine? Israel hoped to return Gaza to Egypt as part of the Sinai Peace Accords, but Egypt was uninterested in taking responsibility for the Gazans.
After a group of jihadists (including some Gazans who entered Egypt via tunnels) slaughtered a bunch of Egyptians in 2014, the Egyptian government closed the border, fearing for their own safety. It’s still closed today. They literally sacrificed a huge chunk of their land for safety from Gazans.
Bill Clinton: “The Palestinians were offered a state. They refused. A state wasn't their goal. Killing Jews was."
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Bill Clinton: “The Palestinians were offered a state. They refused. A state wasn't their goal. Killing Jews was."
This must be shared every single day.
This was their Georgia closer. Today they call it a crime.
January 4, 2021. Atlanta. Night before the Georgia Senate runoffs.
Joe Biden told the state the $2,000 check only moved if they sent Ossoff and Warnock to Washington.
“If you send Jon and the Reverend to Washington, those $2,000 checks will go out the door.”
“If you send Senators Perdue and Loeffler back, those checks will never get there. It’s just that simple. The power is literally in your hands.”
They won the Senate on that line. Then they mailed the money.
Now Trump puts a $5,000 Trump Dividend on holding both chambers November 3 — adult U.S. citizens, spend it here, not China — and Gavin Newsom calls it “taxpayer-funded blood money.”
Same lever. Different letterhead. Suddenly it’s a crime.
CBS just walked the streets of Kabul 25 years after 9/11.
What they see: Taliban fighters in American Humvees with American rifles dressed in American commando gear.
There’s even a Green Bay Packers sticker still on one of the Humvees Biden left behind.
And yet, CBS's Imtiaz Tyab claims, "President Trump has bitterly criticized the Biden administration for what he says is abandoning billions of dollars of military hardware like this."
Five years after U.S. forces withdrew from Afghanistan, Taliban fighters patrol with American-funded weapons and military equipment once supplied to Afghan forces.
CBS News' @ImtiazTyab returns to Kabul, where a Taliban spokesman rejects President Trump’s demand to return the hardware: "The Americans did a lot of things. Americans killed a lot of people, destroyed the majority of the country. Should they not be paying for that first?" https://t.co/UZ9YIVvcEf