Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism for her stance on Gaza during the Israel-Hamas conflict. While calling for Gaza to be ruled by a Palestinian Authority post-war, Harris emphasized the need for strengthening this authority over time. However, she insisted that such a regime should only be implemented if it refrains from threatening Israel. Harris was also questioned about a two-state solution, to which she responded that it hadn’t been discussed, indicating a lack of clarity on the matter.
Furthermore, Harris committed $3 billion of U.S. taxpayer money to assist other countries in addressing climate change, raising questions about priorities amid domestic challenges. The script noted the audience’s role in deciding whether this move was beneficial or detrimental.
The script touched on Israel’s conflict with Hamas, highlighting Israel’s release of a map to Gaza civilians providing pre-attack warnings. The descent into southern Gaza reportedly surprised Hamas, potentially escalating the conflict among civilians and impacting Hamas’s support.
Stephen Gardner discusses this in the video below:
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What a joke! Kamala negotiating anything is crazy!
I don’t think Harris should be holding any office in the USA government .
