Assault on Israel fuels political attacks in the U.S. presidential race

The fighting in Israel quickly turned into a big argument in the United States. Some Republicans who want to be the next president blamed President Biden for his foreign policy choices. They said his decisions made the militants in Israel bolder. On the other hand, Biden's supporters accused his opponents of spreading false information.

This shows how Biden's foreign policy has become a big issue in the upcoming presidential campaign.

Former President Donald Trump and other Republicans criticized Biden for his foreign policies during campaign rallies. Trump said the deal Biden made with Iran, which freed up $6 billion, was to blame for the attacks by Hamas. However, there's no proof that this money was used in the attacks. It's important to note that this $6 billion was Iranian money that was frozen under U.S. penalties, not U.S. taxpayer dollars.

The political arguments come at a serious time, with the attack by Hamas happening on the 50th anniversary of the 1973 Yom Kippur war. The attack has caused casualties in both Israel and Gaza.

While some GOP candidates criticized Biden's response, others, like former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, focused on condemning Hamas as a terrorist organization.

President Biden condemned the attacks and promised support for Israel. He also warned against using the situation for political gain.

Overall, the fighting in Israel has become a hot topic in U.S. politics, with Republicans and Democrats exchanging criticism and support. Please Share This News Thank You

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