First Debate Underscored Both Candidates' Fealty to Israel Amid Genocide
Briefly

In discussing his proposed ceasefire deal, Biden claimed that Hamas was the lone holdout that wants the war to continue. In fact, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated that he would not agree to a deal that stipulates an end to its war on Gaza.
Trump used the word 'Palestinian' as a slur and accused Biden of becoming 'a Palestinian ... a bad Palestinian' for trying to hinder Israel's assault and not letting Israeli Occupation Forces 'finish the job.'
To most people around the globe, inviting Netanyahu - who is responsible for the deaths of nearly 38,000 people and the total destruction of Gaza - to address both chambers of Congress confirms the U.S.'s active participation in the slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza.
When it comes to Middle East policy, especially as it relates to U.S. support for Israel, Trump's vision for U.S. involvement in the region is only marginally different from Biden's.
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