'Coward' Biden 'Silent' on Ramped up Genocide in Gaza, West Bank: NADER

President vanishes after announcing he won't run again

Ralph Nader, the former U.S. presidential candidate, posted on X on Thursday that U.S. President Joe Biden has been in hiding ever since “his boss” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ramped up the genocide in Gaza and the West Bank.

Nader said ever since Biden announced he would not seek reelection, he’s also “withdrawn and gone silent on the intensifying genocidal war crimes by his boss Netanyahu in Gaza and the West Bank.”

“While international humanitarian agencies are calling out Netanyahu to stop the killing, ceasefire, and let thousands of trucks with humanitarian aid reach the starving sick, injured Gazan civilians who had nothing to do with October 7th, Biden — Netanyahu’s leading weapons dealer — remains silent,” he posted.

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His post continued: “Weak — and therefore giving the war criminal Netanyahu a bright green light to intensify the slaughtering genocide of children, mothers and fathers as Netanyahu moves to provoke a wider war in the region embroiling the American military. How cowardly can the president of the mighty United States become and not advance the interests of the American people and the American taxpayers?”

The Trends Journal has documented in great detail how the Biden administration has been fully supportive of Netanyahu’s genocidal war in Gaza.

The Biden administration has increased its military support for Israel by sending them tens of billions of dollars of bombs and weapons and has done nothing to stop the slaughter. To date, Israel has bombed Gaza into ruins, killed over 40,000 Palestinians, and seriously wounded nearly 100,000. 

Biden, desperate to hoodwink minority voters that it is Hamas that is blocking any ceasefire deal, accused the group of “backing away” from a deal that his top diplomat, Antony Blinken, said earlier this month was agreed upon by Netanyahu.

“Israel says they can work it out… Hamas is now backing away,” he said while leaving Chicago after addressing the Democratic National Convention, according to The Times of Israel.

Biden said the proposal is still in play, but Hamas accused the U.S. of “buying more time” for Israel’s genocide in Gaza with these proposals. Hamas earlier rejected Blinken’s decision to announce that Netanyahu agreed to a deal—stating that the deal is “not what was presented to us nor what we agreed on.”

Hamas urged the world to pressure Netanyahu to sign the deal that was proposed by Biden on 31 May and backed by the UN Security Council, Al Jazeera reported. 

Craig Mokhiber, the former UN lawyer who has spoken out against the genocide, posted on X that reports indicate that the proposal is not a ceasefire, but rather “further cover for a genocide.”

“The proposal now being pushed by Israel & the US abandons the Security Council res. and includes no permanent ceasefire, no full withdrawal of Israeli troops, no free movement of survivors back to the north of Gaza, continued Israeli control of the Netzarim Corridor cutting Gaza in half, no withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor, no withdrawal from the Rafah crossing, no comprehensive release of Palestinian prisoners, no end to the genocide, no accountability for the perpetrators,” he posted. 

The Times of Israel also reported that Netanyahu thinks he can agree to a ceasefire deal with Hamas and keep his right-wing government intact because of the expected breakdown of the pact’s phase-one ceasefire. 

TREND FORECAST: Both Israel and Ukraine will dramatically escalate their wars before the U.S. presidential election because Vice President Kamala Harris, who has already promised to drag on the Ukraine War and provide Tel Aviv with all the weapons it needs, cannot back away so soon the election.

What’s more, given that there is no media in the U.S., any provocation by Israel or Ukraine goes unreported, so when Hezbollah or Russia responds, the mainstream presstitutes describe the response as unprovoked.

Harris could benefit from an escalation because gullible Americans would be tricked by the media and support a wider U.S. response to these conflicts.