Published on September 23, 2024, 12:26 am

In a recent radio discussion, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) publicly voiced his concerns over what he perceives to be the Biden-Harris administration’s counterproductive approach toward the conflict involving Israel and Hamas in Gaza, which occurred post the October 7 terrorist attack. Cotton asserts that due to a lack of unequivocal support for Israel from the U.S. administration, the war has been unnecessarily protracted, leading to an increased number of fatalities, including hostages.

In his interview on a renowned news channel’s Sunday special program “State of Union,” Senator Cotton shared his viewpoints regarding Israel’s previous week’s strikes against Hezbollah—a terrorist organization supported by Iran—in Lebanon.

The senator criticized, arguing that rather than placing continuous scrutiny on Israel—that apparently exceeds pressure exerted upon Iran and its terror networks—the Biden-Harris duo should have unconditionally embraced policies benefiting Israel’s success in the war. The result could have been an earlier resolution to this complex issue if such was pursued from inception.

Senator Cotton further elaborated complexities faced by Israeli defense forces due to restrictions posed by America’s current administration. These range from obstacles in acquiring essential armaments aimed at targeting Hamas underground tunnel structures to receipt of necessary machinery like tractors and bulldozers used for clearing landmine fields.

He lamented that the present U.S. Administration’s policies – apart from prolonging direct engagement – likely facilitated in increasing numbers of hostages being killed by Hamas militants. He argued passionately that staunch backing of Israel by the U.S., right at conflict outset would have likely influenced an earlier ceasefire with reduced civilian casualties; it could also positively affect any negotiations for hostage exchanges with Hamas militants holding prisoners in lieu of specific terrorist detentions.

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