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Harris labels Biden Gaza response ‘inadequate’: ‘I … pleaded with Joe’
Kamala Harris says Biden's unwavering support for Netanyahu alienated Arab-American voters, contributing to her 2024 defeat, with a critical poll showing a shift toward Republicans.
- On Tuesday, Kamala Harris in her book 107 Days said President Joe Biden's remarks about Palestinians 'came off as inadequate and forced' and linked his perceived blank check to Benjamin Netanyahu to harm in her 2024 bid.
- The Democratic Party's handling of Gaza proved fatal as a shock poll one month before the election showed more Arab‑American voters backing President Donald Trump and Republicans.
- Harris wrote, "I believe Israel was right to respond to the atrocities of October 7," but she said she "had pleaded with Joe" to show equal empathy for Gazan civilians, according to Axios.
- She said the threat to withhold their vote `got to` her and criticized pro‑Palestine demonstrators who disrupted her rallies, asking `Why weren’t they protesting at Trump rallies?`.
- Noting Benjamin Netanyahu `wanted Trump in the seat opposite him`, Kamala Harris also praised the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, showing her complex view on the conflict.
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Kamala Harris criticized Joe Biden through the book
Former Vice President of the United States of America (USA), Kamala Harris, in her book that will go on sale today in the US, writes that she believes that US President Joe Biden has not been able to show more empathy towards civilians in Gaza who have been killed by Israel.
Harris labels Biden Gaza response ‘inadequate’: ‘I … pleaded with Joe’
Former Vice President Harris labeled former President Biden’s response to the killing of civilians in the Gaza Strip as “inadequate, writing in her book that she “pleaded” with her boss to show more “empathy.” “I had pleaded with Joe, when he spoke publicly on this issue, to extend the same empathy he showed to the…
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right1Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Left
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