But I think they are beginning to doubt some of his lies because of the Epstein lies.

The Gazan that can not traval away from the slaughter (all of them) need to be reported on everyday. I will now go to aljazeera...yes they are covering Gaza & what do you know Iran also.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2025/7/28/live-israel-lets-aid-into-gaza-but-un-says-its-not-enough-to-stop-famine?update=3862333

No, Donny Dirty Drawers, you are not the savior of the Palestinians.
What of your plans for Gaza?

Consider, that more than Muslims and Jews, the huge majority of evangelicals would likely favor giving the entire West Bank (Judea and Samaria) to the Jews God promised it to.

Not to mention, there has been international condemnation of the US mercenaries/IDF food delivery that has led to many queuing for food being killed. While it is good that he admits that people are starving, that is a tiny baby step. Remember he was the first to call for removing Palestinians to create a resort on the shore. That encouraged the Israeli far right.

I seriously doubt he is considered a hero by the Palestinians. He may be the worst thought of person who is not Israeli.

Today's Haaretz has an article on Netanyahu threatening annexing pieces of Gaza if they don't get a ceasefire. The article says Trump supports him.

I suspect that the chants against Biden and Harris were an attempt to push their policy. In addition, there was an election. Now, I suspect that many might be too intimidated by Trump.

Even if you're a student yourself, a bit of independence would be a good thing.

https://fpif.org/trumps-greatest-con-is-genocide/

June 5, 2025


Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu (Shutterstock)

Among all the cons that Donald Trump has pushed on the world, none has compared to his plan for facilitating genocide in Gaza. While his administration has continued providing Israel with the weapons that it is using to destroy Gaza, the U.S. president has been making a business pitch in favor of genocide. By proposing to depopulate Gaza and develop it into “the Riviera of the Middle East,” Trump has been trying to persuade the world’s wealthiest people that they can gain from the destruction of the territory. Although the media has shifted its focus away from Trump’s proposal, he continues to promote it. “Think about it,” Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said in a speech from the Senate floor on May 8. “2.2 million desperate people who have been bombed and starved and driven from their homes are now about to be forcibly expelled from their territory into God knows where so that Trump and his friends can build a Riviera for the billionaire class.”

U.S. Appeals to Genocide

In the United States, there is a long history of U.S. leaders making arguments in favor of genocide. Although the term genocide was not coined until World War II as part of an effort to condemn the Nazis for the Holocaust and hold them legally accountable for their crimes against humanity, previous generations of U.S. officials had developed arguments for eliminating entire groups of people. For centuries, some of the most influential U.S. politicians envisioned the eradication of Native Americans. Benjamin Franklin thought that it could be “the design of Providence to extirpate these savages,” as he called indigenous people. Their elimination would “make room for the cultivators of the earth,” meaning Anglo-American settlers.

Thomas Jefferson believed that the United States would commit genocide against Native Americans. In a reference to what he called “backward” groups of Native Americans, Jefferson wrote that “we shall be obliged to drive them, with the beasts of the forest, into the stony mountains.” Attacks by Native Americans against U.S. settlers “will oblige us now to pursue them to extermination, or drive them to new seats beyond our reach.” Often, U.S. officials have appealed to notions of manifest destiny, or the idea that God has chosen U.S. settlers to inhabit all of America. In 1845, the prominent political writer John O’Sullivan popularized the notion when he wrote about “our manifest destiny to overspread the continent allotted by Providence.”

Trump has made appeals to manifest destiny, including one in his second inaugural address, but his arguments in favor of genocide in Gaza have been different. Rather than claiming that he is trying to create living space for settlers from Israel or the United States, he has made a business pitch to the world’s elite, casting them as the primary beneficiaries of genocide in Gaza. When Trump first called for the United States to “take over the Gaza Strip,” he presented a vision in which Gaza would be completely emptied of Palestinians to become one of the most luxurious resort areas in the world. “We have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal,” the president said. Gaza can become “the Riviera of the Middle East.” On social media, the president boasted that his plan would result in “one of the greatest and most spectacular developments of its kind on Earth.”

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He doesn’t give a damn about his own people in this country who are suffering - see the fires, floods, etc.

You think he cares about helping Palestine?

That's how bad Bibi is.

He was going to stop the killing on day one. But only had concepts of a plan.

Bibi to "finish it" and who aired AI generated videos of girls(?) dancing in 'Trump's beachfront Gaza' (and presumably upon the graves of dead Gazans).

Some 'hero' eh?