Harris’ dangerous support for Hamas poses a threat to Israel’s security
To maintain a broad appeal to voters, Kamala Harris has opted to keep quiet about the specific details of her presidential agenda. However, her stance on Israel has raised concerns among supporters of the country.
In a recent interview at the National Association of Black Journalists, Harris reiterated her commitment to sticking to her team’s existing approach, which has been criticized for hindering Israeli military progress.
She has been vocal about her support for a “cease-fire” that many worry could lead to further conflict and is proud of the decision to halt US weapons to Israel.
These positions align with her team’s belief that there is moral equivalence between Hamas terrorists and Israeli victims, which has alarmed many pro-Israel supporters.
Despite acknowledging Israel’s right to self-defense, Harris has emphasized the importance of how this is carried out and has voiced concern over the number of Palestinian casualties in the conflict.
She advocates for a “two-state solution” to provide security for Israelis and Palestinians, but this approach has faced criticism from those who believe it could jeopardize Israel’s security.
While some view Harris’ statements as mere campaign rhetoric, others believe they play into the hands of Hamas and could prolong the conflict at the cost of lives, including American lives.
Her choice of advisors on national security and Middle East issues, some of whom have ties to Iran and have been critical of Israeli policies, has also raised eyebrows among supporters of Israel.
Overall, Harris’ reluctance to disclose her broader agenda has raised concerns among voters, particularly in relation to her stance on Israel.
Adam Brodsky, The Post’s deputy editorial-page editor, can be reached at abrodsky@nypost.com
