Kamala Harris sat with Bill Whitaker of CBS’s 60 Minutes. When asked if she believed Israeli Prime Minister is a close ally, Harris pivoted to the people of Israel as an important alliance. The Vice President thought she was ever so clever. No, she was not. She telegraphed her long-time disdain for Netanyahu loud and clear as she has for years. She despises him

Today is the one year anniversary of the massacre committed by Hamas in Israel. Our Nina wrote a post this morning to honor the horrific anniversary. Read it here. Nina reminded us all that those hostages, including babies, are still being held by Hamas. The 60 Minutes Interview with Whitaker will air tonight. Tonight! Most people who watch CBS have no clue the significance of today’s date or the message that Miss Harris is sending to the Middle East on this date.

Watch this:

From the New York Post:

Amid friction with Israeli leadership, Vice President Kamala Harris sidestepped a question about whether she considers Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be a “real, close ally.”

“I think, with all due respect, the better question is, do we have an important alliance between the American people and the Israeli people? And the answer to that question is yes,” Harris told CBS’ “60 Minutes” in a preview clip.

Since the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas massacre in which 1,200 Israelis were killed, the Harris-Biden administration has, at times, found itself at loggerheads with Netanyahu over his response.

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Notably, the last three presidents have had run-ins with Netanyahu, who served as prime minister for most of the last 15 years.

Former President Barack Obama famously had a hot mic slip-up about his Israeli counterpart. Former President Donald Trump accused Netanyahu of backing out at the last minute on the strike that killed Iranian Gen. Qasem Soleimani.

I think Trump was giving Netanyahu cover in the neighborhood. President Obama truly hated Netanyahu. That 2011 hot mic moment was between Obama and French President Sarkozy:

The private conversation was inadvertently carried by open microphones before an Obama-Sarkozy news conference on the sidelines of the Group of 20 economic summit in the French resort of Cannes. Its contents were first reported by the French website Arret Sur Images, which said reporters heard Sarkozy’s comments in French and Obama’s reply through a translator.
“I can’t stand him. He’s a liar,” Sarkozy said of Netanyahu, according to the website.
Obama replied, “You’re tired of him; what about me? I have to deal with him every day,” the site reported.

Some of us believe (points to self) that Barack Obama is Joe Biden’s puppet master. Obama has been advising Kamala Harris for a very long time. Is Obama hoping that Miss Harris will be his fourth term? She seems to be dissing Netanyahu Obama style. She skipped Netanyahu’s address to the Joint Congress to meet with her Sorors. Then came back for this:

Kamala's appearance with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu — after she snubbed his address to Congress — lasted a grand total of 14 seconds before the press was kicked out of the room. pic.twitter.com/8QkmW1sx4r

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 25, 2024

She looks as if she is sniffing something that smells badly. So, when we hear what Kamala says, trying to say that she supports the Israeli people without acknowledging their chosen leader, we got her. We know what she is saying. We support the Chinese people, not Xi Jin Ping. We support the Russians, not Vladimir Putin. We got it.

Kamala doesn’t support Western values. Bottom line. We value the state of Israel. Kamala doesn’t want to torque off the anti-Semitic base of the Democrat party. Someone should ask Kamala Harris about the Hamas Charter:

NBC describes the Charter:

Hamas’ charter describes the Palestinians as “a people who have been let down by a world that fails to secure their rights and restore to them what has been usurped from them, a people whose land continues to suffer one of the worst types of occupation in this world.”

The move was seen as an attempt by Hamas to improve its relations with the Egyptian government by breaking away from the Muslim Brotherhood, which had been outlawed in Egypt. Hamas, however, stuck to its hard-line refusal to acknowledge Israel’s existence, referring to it as a “Zionist entity,” or consider any previous Israeli-Palestinian peace deals, such as the Oslo Accords. Israel and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas both rejected the charter.

Does Kamala know about this? Does she care? What has Obama told her to say? Does Kamala Harris know that Benjamin Netanyahu is the democratically elected Prime Minister of Israel? Does Kamala support democracy since she “assumed” her position? I think we know the answers.

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