Biden’s acknowledgment that “israel” killed civilians in Gaza with American weapons proves that the us is fully complicit in the genocide.
US President Joe Biden’s admission during an interview on CNN that “the bombs provided by the US to ‘israel’, now halted, were used in killing civilians” is an implicit admission that the US is fully complicit in the horrendous crimes being committed in the Gaza Strip, and that the zionist entity is conducting genocide contrary to the constant denials of the US administration.
This American admission is a very important proof that the US president is a war criminal who should be prosecuted along with his criminal administration in international courts, just like the zionist war criminals. It also confirms that this administration is directly involved in the war on Gaza and in managing field operations with the entity, and that it has the power to stop this war in a blink of an eye.
In conclusion, the recent US criticisms of the zionist entity, its decision to suspend a shipment of bombs to the zionist entity, and setting conditions for US military support to it are merely formal measures that will not stop the aggression or the ongoing genocide against our people in the Strip. Rather, they are merely sedative messages to the American public, which is outraged by the US administration’s policy and its unlimited support for the entity.
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
Central Media Office
9-5-2024
—
Salutations to the Axis of Resistance that writes with blood for Palestine and Al-Quds, and to the martyrs and their families of the Axis, whether in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iraq, or Palestine.It has become clear that a semi-resistance axis including China, Russia, and Iran has begun to take its role on this stage, and achievements are starting to show as we are in the seventh month since October 7th, and victory is still an ally of the resistance.
Netanyahu is still being asked what he has achieved after 7 months of war, as he has achieved nothing; thus it has become necessary to start the Rafah battle to achieve a victory on which to start an agreement.
There is a clause within the framework of the agreement that the resistance insists on, which is the discussion of a permanent ceasefire, and the leadership of the occupation has not yet agreed to this matter.
There is no Palestinian disagreement on what Hamas and the resistance forces have done; on the contrary, there is complete agreement on this matter, and consultations are ongoing in the Palestinian house on every point.
We will not surrender and will not give up any of the four items that include a complete and permanent ceasefire, a full withdrawal from Gaza, a prisoner exchange, and reconstruction.
The era of surrender and raising the white flag has completely disappeared from the Palestinian dictionary, and what preserves the Palestinian existence is coherence with the Axis of Resistance and achieving more victories and breaking this enemy.
This Axis is integrated and the roles are distributed, and each is playing its role, which concerns the United States, the West, and the zionist entity.
We as Palestinians understand that there can never be a day when the American administration is with Palestine, as it is always with its interests and those who serve its interests only.
So far, it is clear that if Netanyahu agrees to this agreement, it means his end, and therefore we are facing new elections and the formation of a new government, a significant victory that Netanyahu will not easily give to the resistance.
I call on our people and our masses and the universities to take to the streets to convey our stance, especially in front of the Western embassies that support the zionist entity in its aggression.
The steadfastness of the resistance and its escalation on all fronts, the American elections and their influence, and the deepening of demonstrations inside Western countries are all points that contribute to stopping the battle or keeping it within this framework.
This resistance will remain until liberation, and we will not raise our hands to surrender, but rather raise our rifles to fight.