Lindsey Graham says God will ‘curse’ US if it stops supporting Israel.
The above is the title of a news article. Here are excerpts:
Prominent US Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has denied that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, and said that God will curse the US if they pull their support for Tel Aviv.
At a South Carolina Republican Party meeting on Wednesday, Graham said: “If America pulls the plug on Israel, God will pull the plug on us”.
He went on to state: “Israel is not the bad guys. They’re the good guys. The bad guys are the radical Islamists who would kill everybody in this room if they could”.
The comments come amid Israel’s ongoing starvation of Gaza and its indiscriminate war on the territory, which kills scores of people every day.
The 22 month war has caused an unprecedented humanitarian crisis and soaring malnutrition rates due to Israel preventing the entry of aid.
The war has been determined to be a genocide by leading rights groups, including Amnesty International.
The controversial remarks were met with fierce backlash, particularly by fellow Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene.
She hit out further, writing: “I am also completely amazed that Israel and their aligned groups like AIPAC (who is breaking the law by not registering under FARA) takes Members of Congress, and Conservative social media influencers (like TPUSA) on all expenses paid trips to Israel, and welcomes a steady stream of conservative media outlets in order to keep the funding stream going”.
She further raised awareness on Israel’s ongoing starvation of Palestinians in Gaza, where over 239 people have died as a result of malnutrition.
“Funding and blindly supporting an ally who is starving children is not going to bring God’s favour on America, as a matter of fact, I’ll argue it will instead bring God’s wrath,” Greene wrote.
Congresswoman Greene is 100% correct.
Op-Ed piece continues at link below:
https://www.globalresearch.ca/god-not-blessing-america-supporting-israel-cursing-america/5898663
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