Biden administration’s public, final, and monstrous sellout of Israel in ceasefire negotiations.

The Biden administration recently chose not to veto the latest UN Security Council resolution calling for a cease-fire in Gaza, a move seen as a step towards abandoning Israel to please the Democratic Party’s hard left.

The resolution, brought forth by 10 non-permanent Security Council members, demands an immediate cease-fire through Ramadan and urges Hamas to release the Israelis it holds hostage from a previous terror raid.

This decision adds pressure on Israel to end its ongoing war against Hamas, despite warnings from Team Biden that such resolutions complicate ceasefire talks by giving Hamas false hope.

The focus on Ramadan is seen as a diversion, as historically Islamic states have waged wars during this time against others, including Israel.

Many believe that Washington should have vetoed this resolution, but instead, the administration abstained. This move is seen as a signal of possible surrender to the Democratic Party’s pro-Hamas caucus, including influential figures like Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

The shift in stance is evident in the administration’s ceasefire resolution, which was quickly rejected by Russia and China, as well as in the inconsistent approach towards the conflict.

Despite not agreeing with all aspects of the resolution, such as the failure to condemn Hamas for previous atrocities, the Biden administration opted for abstention. This has raised concerns about the administration’s stance on the ongoing conflict.

Hamas, not Israel, is blamed for the ongoing war as they have chosen to keep hostages and initiated violence against Israel.

The need for political change in November is emphasized as the only hope for a cure to this situation, indicating the necessity of defeating Biden and enabling Democrats.