Shocked by Hamas' execution of six hostages, the US refuses to admit its approach against Israel is stuck.

Despite the fact that the Biden administration has been unsuccessful in its efforts to bring about a truce in Gaza, it has continued to show its support for the Jewish state.

And despite the fact that Kamala Harris has demonstrated that she is more worried about the future of the Palestinian people, she does not want to put herself in a position where she may be accused of betraying her buddy in the two months leading up to the presidential election.

During the Democratic convention that took place in Chicago on August 21, they had transferred delegates of the party. The parents of Hersh Goldberg-Polin reported that their son, who had been kidnapped by Hamas and was 23 years old, was still alive when they spoke. At the conclusion of the week, the Israeli army discovered his body under the city of Rafah, which was located in a tunnel beneath the city.

The Jewish state claims that Hamas fighters shot him at point-blank range, along with five other hostages. He was also among those who were killed.

Because of the public role that his parents, Jon and Rachel, took in mobilizing for the hostages and their numerous meetings with American authorities, the emotion that has been raised in Washington has been strong.

The feeling that there is not enough time to save the prisoners who are still alive adds another layer of sorrow to the heartbreak that the family is experiencing.

On the other hand, authorities from the United States of America and a portion of Israeli society, which is frustrated with its own government, refuse to put words to the current impasse.

On the evening of Saturday, August 31, just before midnight, Joe Biden and then Kamala Harris each presented their respective statements. The President expressed his “devastated and outraged” and “heartbroken” feelings, and he added that “the leaders of Hamas will pay for these crimes.” This statement was made in reference to Yahya Sinwar, the head of Hamas, who has not been seen or heard from since the attacks.

On the other hand, the Vice President was of the opinion that this “evil terrorist organization” need to be “eliminated” and that “Hamas cannot control Gaza.”

These are statements that have been taken from the lexicon of the Israeli right for eleven months, and they do not correlate to the operational analysis of the army itself, which does not wish to remain in the region that has been damaged by the Palestinians.

It is not in line with the truth.

Over the course of the past few months, the Democratic nominee has expressed more compassion than Joe Biden has ever shown toward the innocent who are being tortured in Gaza.

In spite of the mobilization and condemnation of a portion of the Democratic youth in several critical states, such as Wisconsin and Michigan, she does not want to subject herself to the assumption that she would turn her back on Israel until two months before the presidential election. She does not want to expose herself to the possibility that she would go against Israel.

Shocked by Hamas’ execution of six hostages, the US refuses to admit its approach against Israel is stuck.

By knl9j

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