Donald Trump has been saying for a year that he will allow Netanyahu to do whatever he wants. Some American Muslim leaders supported Trump anyway and now realize that Trump will not help in Gaza.
These quotes from Muslim leaders who supported Trump from Reuters are telling:
“Trump won because of us and we are not happy with the choice of his secretary of state and others,” said Rabiul Chowdhury, a Philadelphia investor who led the Abandon Harris campaign in Pennsylvania and co-founded Muslims for Trump.
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Rexhinaldo Nazarko, executive director of the American Muslim Engagement and Empowerment Network (AMEEN), said Muslim voters were hoping for Trump
I would choose Cabinet officials who would support peace, and there was no sign of that.
“We are very disappointed,” he said.
“It appears that this administration is staffed entirely by neoconservatives and extremely pro-Israel and pro-war people, which represents a failure on President Trump’s part to the peace and anti-war movement.”
These so-called Muslim leaders were fools. If they had been paying attention, Trump would have told the nation how he was going to end the war. Trump's plan to end the war is to give Netanyahu what he wants and allow him to exterminate or expel the Palestinians.
The signal should have been loud and clear with Trump Son-in-law Jared Kushner traveled to Gaza and said there was nice beachfront property there but it needed to be cleaned up. By “clean up” he meant removing the Palestinians.
Democrats and others who want an end to the violence tried again and again to explain this, but some American Muslim leaders wouldn't listen, and the consequence of their stupidity will be that the same people they thought were saving them , more likely to die , and there will never be a two-state solution. The result will be that Israel claims the entire Gaza Strip for itself.
Jason is the managing editor. He is also White House press secretary and congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a bachelor's degree in political science. His thesis focused on public policy with an emphasis on social reform movements.
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