'Gullible' Biden admin lambasted by Sen. Cotton for 'de facto' supporting Hamas victory over Israel
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Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., joined "Fox & Friends" Tuesday to discuss the United Nations putting out a report with false numbers of deaths in Gaza as the war in Israel is ongoing.
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TOM COTTON: The United Nations has long been a notorious hotbed of hatred for Israel, and you can never trust the United Nations on matters related to Israel. Look, every civilian death is a tragedy in the eyes of Israelis and Americans. But for Hamas, every civilian death is a strategy. Hamas knows it can't beat Israel militarily. So they're trying to beat Israel politically by using civilians as human shields, hiding underneath them and behind them, trying to increase those death tolls, exaggerating them to a gullible United Nations and a gullible Joe Biden, who will then put political pressure on Israel to end this war. Joe Biden's position now is de facto for a Hamas victory against Israel, because if Hamas survives, Hamas wins.
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