Obama Whitewashes Hamas Terrorism: ‘Nobody’s Hands Are Clean, All Of Us Are Complicit To Some Degree’ | Eastern North Carolina Now

    Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of the The Daily Wire. The author of this post is Ryan Saavedra.

    Former President Barack Obama whitewashed the Islamic terrorist attack that Hamas committed against Israel last month where terrorists murdered 1,400 Israelis, wounded 5,300, and kidnapped more than 240 people.

    Obama made the remarks during an appearance on the leftist podcast "Pod Save America" late this week, according to a preview clip released by the podcast.

    He said that the only way to act constructively to achieve some sort of results for peace between Israel and the Palestinians was to admit that the situation was complex and "maintaining what on the surface may seem contradictory ideas, that what Hamas did was horrific, and there's no justification for it."

    "And what is also true is that the occupation, and what's happening to Palestinians is unbearable," Obama claimed, even though Israel has been out of Gaza for many years prior to the October 7 massacre. "And what is also true is that there is a history of the Jewish people that may be dismissed unless your grandparents or your great grandparents, or your uncle or your aunt tell you stories about the madness of anti-Semitism."

    "And what is true is that there are people right now who are dying, who have nothing to do with what Hamas did," he said in an attempt to demonize Israel without noting that Hamas uses Palestinian civilians as human shields.

    "And the problem with the social media and trying TikTok activism and trying to debate this on that, is you can't speak the truth. You can pretend to speak the truth, you can speak one side of the truth," he said. "And in some cases, you can try to maintain your moral innocence. But that won't solve the problem. And so, if you want to solve the problem, then you have to take in the whole truth."

    Obama then whitewashed the terrorism that Hamas and other Islamic terrorist groups inflict on Israel by saying that everyone was going to have to "admit" that "nobody's hands are clean, that all of us are complicit to some degree."

    He said that people were going to have to "speak to somebody on the other side and listen to them and understand what they are talking about" in order to save children from being killed.

poll#211

26 days after the October 7th Terror attacks on Israel, where over 1400 Jewish men, women and children were gruesomely murdered, and hundreds more made hostage: Should the Biden /Harris administration finally state that the administration's primary Middle East negotiating partner, Iran, is behind the funding and strategy of the aggressors, the Hamas Terrorists, or continue to take the more moderate position of "Don't," which is clearly not working?

  Yes, name Iran as the funding /strategy culprit, and begin to enforce the President Trump era sanctions to END Iran's ability to prosecute this war against Israel and the United States.

  No, Iran is a valuable partner in the motives of the Biden / Harris administration, and must not be named as the culprit and our enemy.

  I have larger concerns just to survive in this economy.

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poll#209

In the minds of many, since January 20, 2021, the World has become far less safe in every theater of conflict, beginning with the attack of Israel by Iran /Hamas, so the question becomes: What caused this Worldwide calamity of extreme geopolitical dysfunction, and what will correct it?

  Joe Biden is the cause of this frightening Worldwide situation, and it will end when a Republican is elected president.

  This delayed Worldwide dysfunction and constant conflict is all Donald Trump's fault, as it is with everything that occurs going forward, and long before the man ever became the 45th president..

  Joe Biden is the "root cause" of this frightening Worldwide situation, and it will end when former President Donald John Trump is elected president.

  In the imitable words of Alfred E. Newman: "What, me worry?"

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