Biden expressed serious efforts to normalize relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel, increase humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians, and temporarily halt hostilities for the release of Hamas-held hostages.
Biden said he has been pushing for a deal to normalize Saudi Arabia-Israel relations, increased humanitarian aid for Palestinian civilians and a temporary pause in fighting to allow the release of hostages taken by Hamas.
He said that in Gaza, “there are a lot of innocent people who are starving.”
It is not too late to change this story if urgent actions are taken to achieve a cease-fire and the release of the hostages, and to allow a sufficient flow of aid into Gaza, he said.
Despite the seemingly humane remarks of U.S. officials, a closer look at figures like Biden reveals no doubt about his pivotal role in shaping the ongoing tragedies in Gaza and other Palestinian territories under occupation.
Firstly, Biden's use of terms like "civilians" and "starving people" aims to present a humanitarian face, contradicting his political track record of extensive support for the Zionist regime and strengthening the murdering machine of Israeli leaders.
During his tenure as a senator, Biden was at the forefront of supporting the Zionist regime in Congress. As vice president in the Obama administration, the U.S. provided the highest military aid to Israel. Particularly, during Biden's vice presidency, Obama extended the annual U.S. aid to the Zionist regime to $8.3 billion over 10 years. In his current presidency, Biden has consistently portrayed himself as the greatest supporter of Tel Aviv, announcing joint initiatives to enhance missile systems and the Iron Dome during his visit to occupied territories.
Biden's behavior suggests that, until the Operation Al-Aqsa Storm, he has disregarded the suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza and the Western border. Instead, he focused on pleasing the Zionist lobby, the unwavering supporter of the Israeli massacre machine, resulting in the regime's audacity in open and evident massacres of Palestinians.
If Biden speaks of peace, his intention is to reconcile Arab and Islamic countries with the Zionist regime and involve them in the complete destruction of Palestine.
Secondly, from the beginning of Operation Al-Aqsa Storm, Biden has paid no attention to the roots and factors of this operation, the suffering of 75 years of Palestinian occupation, and the 16 years of Gaza's blockade. He has consistently supported the Israeli massacre machine, authorizing statements such as the eradication of Hamas, the end of Gaza's resistance, Tel Aviv's right to self-defense through slaughter, and support for Israeli air and ground operations by supplying weapons daily. Biden allocated a $14 billion military aid budget to this regime and continuously affirmed the false claims of Zionists against Hamas.
Putting an emphasis on the U.S.'s opposition to any ceasefire, intensifying sanctions against Gaza, suspending U.S. commitments to UNRWA, the only global aid agency for Gaza, and coercing other countries to follow this pattern are part of Biden's support for the Zionist child-killing regime. In a series of proposed resolutions at the UN Security Council to prevent the cessation of war and even threatening countries and Security Council members to abstain from presenting anti-war resolutions, the continuous dispatch of top officials from the White House, such as Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, to Tel Aviv, focusing on comprehensive support for Israeli military operations, all constitute a small part of America's and Biden's complete support for the massacres and crimes occurring in the past five months of the extensive Israeli invasion against the Palestinian people. These supports have gone to the extent that even the simplest principles of democracy and freedom of expression have been undermined, coinciding with the suppression of pro-Palestinian protests in the United States. Many academics and universities, including the president of Harvard University, are dismissed and punished for condemning anti-Zionist protests by students and faculty.
While people around the world support the brave actions of South Africa in reopening the Gaza genocide case in The Hague, the U.S. officially deems it unacceptable and emphasizes political and legal support for the Zionist regime.
Thirdly, along with some other supporters of Zionism like England, Canada, Germany, etc., Biden has directly taken actions against supporters of Palestine, such as forming the Red Sea coalition and multiple attacks on Yemen, openly violating international laws and targeting Syria and Iraq. The Americans have not only targeted Iraqi military bases but also caused the death of senior Hezbollah commanders in a terrorist attack in Baghdad.
These attacks occur while the resistance forces in Iraq and Syria are official entities, and an attack on them means attacking the army and violating the sovereignty and independence of these countries. The U.S. disregards all these principles for supporting the Zionist regime.
Biden's so-called humanitarian claims are a tearful lie, deeply involved in the 75-year pain and suffering of Palestinian occupation, the 16-year blockade of Gaza, and the crimes of the Zionist regime. His hands are stained with the blood of tens of thousands of innocent Palestinians, and he continues to dance over the spilled blood of Palestinian children. Certainly, such actions by U.S. leaders, including Biden, are among the main factors sustaining the atrocities and criminal behaviors of the Zionist regime. Americans cannot absolve themselves of their role in the Gaza genocide.
With these characteristics, Biden's humanitarian claims are merely a camera-friendly act to gain votes and reduce domestic protests due to his support for Zionist crimes. In reality, as he has repeatedly expressed, Biden is a Zionist seeking his survival in the slaughter of innocent Palestinian women, children, and the displacement of millions.
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