Undermining our greatest ally, Israel

As the “slaughter” reactions against Israel grow from around the world, members of the US House of Representatives are behind the genocide. Some members of Parliament dealt harshly with the US Chief of Staff, General Charles Brown, who said earlier, “I think that the longer this matter lasts, the more difficult it will become.”

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“He should support Israel instead of Hamas against Biden.”

Speaking about Brown, who was appointed last month, Mike Lawler, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said: “Israel must have sufficient latitude to eliminate the threat, just as the United States and its allies did with ISIS.” He said his words carried great weight and most of the world believed they did. “He must accept that he undermined our greatest ally, Israel, when he turned against them while defending them,” he added.

Mike Gallagher told The Washington Post: “If General Brown is concerned about how long it will take the Israelis to accomplish this mission, he should ask the president to stop pushing for a ceasefire that will only benefit Hamas and that Israel will destroy Hamas as quickly as possible.” . “It should be recommended that he try to make sure he gets the help he needs to destroy it in a way that is capable of destroying it,” he said.

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“There will be less conflict,” he said

Speaking to reporters during his visit to the Japanese capital, Tokyo, on November 9, Brown said that a faster solution to the conflict in Gaza could help reduce civil conflicts that could encourage people to join the ranks of the Palestinians.

Brown also said that Israel is focused on targeting Hamas’ “senior leadership” and that this goal can be achieved more quickly, adding: “I think the longer this goes on, the more difficult it will become.”

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The US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff also responded to a question about whether he was concerned that the rising death toll among Palestinian civilians might prompt people to join the ranks of Hamas: “Yes, very much so. I think that is something we should pay attention to.” . That’s why, when we talk about time, the faster you can get to the point where we can stop hostilities. “You will have less conflict with the civilian population turning to someone who wants to be the next member of Hamas,” he said.