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Harris’ alarming anti-Israel stance would endanger its very survival
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2:07Now PlayingTo avoid alienating voters, Kamala Harris is staying mum on the details of her presidential agenda. Yet she’s already left enough clues about her intentions toward Israel for its supporters to be highly alarmed. NY Post Deputy Editorial Page Editor Adam Brodsky shares this story.
Her interview Tuesday at the National Association of Black Journalists made that clear yet again.
Harris would stick 100% to her team’s current approach, which has dragged out the war by impeding Israeli military progress.
She’s blasting Israel and pushing a “cease-fire” that would set up another horrifying round of warfare.
She’s proud of the Harris-Biden halt on US weapons to Israel: “I am entirely supportive of . . . the pause that we put on the 2,000-pound bombs,” Harris boasted. “So, there is some leverage we have had and used.”
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