Tuesday, July 30, 2024

M.E. War: Bibi's Israel bombs Beirut, Lebanon


I rule the USA with a mandate from the CIA.
When will the War in the Middle East first be declared to have begun? When Bibi Netanyahu started funding, arming, and protecting HAMAS? When he left a breach in his Apartheid wall? When he planned a genocidal reaction to an incursion he and the Israeli military saw coming? When he stayed in office with the help of the CIA despite a massive Israeli uprising to oust him, with constant demonstrations and international denunciations? When he violated Egypt? When he bombed Lebanon, Jordan, and Iran? When he came to the U.S. to berate a joint session of Congress that applauded his anger as he was on his way to visit the future leader of the nation, be it Biden, Harris, or Trump?

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Congress applauds Israeli PM Bibi's anti-American address
(The Young Turks) July 24, 2024: TYT Clip of the Day - Hour 2 Congress gave Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu rousing rounds of applaud as he smeared peace demonstrators in America. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss his pandering for more weapons and money to persecute his genocide and escalating regional war against Lebanon, Syria, Iran, the UAE, Jordan, and Egypt (for starters) on The Young Turks.

WASHINGTON, July 24, 2024 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sketched a vague outline of a plan for a "deradicalized" post-war Gaza in a speech to Congress on Wednesday [7/24/24] and touted a potential future alliance between Israel and America's Arab allies. While dozens of Democrats boycotted his remarks and thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters demonstrated nearby, [Republicans loved it], Netanyahu dismissed criticism of an Israeli campaign that has devastated the Palestinian enclave and killed more than 39,000 of its residents, according to Gaza health officials."

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