One might detect an ambivalence about Israel’s defense of itself in Biden National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan’s reticence to comment about Operation Arnon. That would be a mistake. There is no ambivalence Sullivan’s reticence masks Biden’s promotion of Israel’s capitulation to Hamas.
NSA Jake Sullivan refused to tell CNN if he feels comfortable with Israel's rescue mission.
The answer is, he feels uncomfortable. Every Israeli success reduces the chance we'll surrender or accept less than absolute victory over these monsters.https://t.co/n60z5LnG1x— Caroline Glick (@CarolineGlick) June 9, 2024
The promotion of Israel’s capitulation is also evident in the draft United Nations Security Council resolution Biden’s foreign policy apparat is working up. Noah Pollak explains all in this thread.
The administration is escalating its war against Israel.
This morning the US will bring this resolution to a vote in the UN Security Council. Its purpose is to force Israel to capitulate to Hamas/Iran and lose the war, accomplishing none of its goals – leaving Hamas in power,… pic.twitter.com/YqRHUmt2Tq— Caroline Glick (@CarolineGlick) June 10, 2024
To the same point Secretary of State Blinken returns to <"https://www.jns.org/blinken-arriving-in-israel-to-push-bidens-ceasefire/">>Israel and elsewhere in the Middle East this week. He is a one-man wrecking ball who puts me in mind of George McGovern’s 1972 presidential campaign theme. McGovern’s mantra was “Come home, America.” Mine is “Come home, Tony” or, perhaps more aptly, “Stay home, Tony.”
