Less than 24-hours after the United States broke away from longstanding policy towards Israel by failing to veto a ceasefire resolution at the United Nations -- one that didn't contain language condemning Hamas -- the Iranian backed terrorist organization has rejected the latest ceasefire and hostage negotiations out of Qatar. A potential deal would have included the release of 40 hostages from Hamas custody in exchange for 700 terrorists currently in Israeli prisons. Hamas has been rejecting ceasefire proposals for months. Five Americans are still being held hostage.
BREAKING:
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 25, 2024
Hamas rejects Israel’s 6 week ceasefire offer which was based on exchanging 40 hostages for 700 Palestinian terrorist prisoners.
This means that the ground invasion of Rafah will start soon.
That will be last of Hamas pic.twitter.com/shS721gubh
The Biden administration's conduct at the UN Monday and demands the Israeli military stay out of Rafah, where 8,000 Hamas terrorists are hiding in the Gaza Strip, prompted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cancel planned meetings in Washington D.C. with officials this week.
Biden Abandons Israel at the U.N.
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) March 25, 2024
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Former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. and current Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer explained the situation Tuesday morning during an interview with Fox News.
"You can't leave part of sheer evil in place," Dermer said. "You've gotta finish the job."
Meanwhile, back at the UN the Palestinian Authority is backing up their Hamas "brothers."
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Listen to the words of the Palestinian representative to the UN. The representative of the so-called “moderate” Palestinian Authority embraces child-murdering Hamas rapists as “brothers”. Sickening. pic.twitter.com/c7e1Y9D2BU
— Ambassador Gilad Erdan גלעד ארדן (@giladerdan1) March 26, 2024
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