Former President Donald Trump recently criticized President Joe Biden for his stance on keeping weapons in Israel amid its conflict with Hamas. Trump's comments came after Biden said his administration would not provide weapons to Israel if it continued with its plan to invade the city of Rafah. Trump, in his post on Truth Social, accused Biden of siding with Hamas, comparing it to his perceived support for radical groups on college campuses.
Trump suggested that the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine would not have happened under his leadership and promised to return to his “PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH” policy. He also linked pro-Palestinian campus protests to Biden's leadership, blaming him for universities such as Columbia University canceling the graduations of thousands of students. Trump called the student protesters “Pro-Terrorist Mobs” and insinuated that Biden donors were funding them.
In his criticism, Trump characterized Biden as weak and corrupt, accusing him of leading the world into World War III. He claimed that Biden was capitulating to far-left pro-terrorist mobs because of his donor funding and his inability to enforce law and order.
In a recent interview, Biden clarified that the United States would not supply weapons to Israel if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to continue a ground offensive in Rafah, where more than 1.2 million people are seeking refuge. He stressed that the US would continue to provide Israel with defensive weapons, such as components for its Iron Dome missile defense system, but would not supply artillery weapons and shells if Israel invades Rafah.
Earlier, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed that the US had halted a shipment of “high payload munitions” to Israel. The stopped shipment reportedly included 1,800 2,000-pound bombs and 1,700 500-pound bombs. This decision was motivated by concerns about the use of large bombs on the densely populated urban areas of Rafah.
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