Over the past several weeks, Americans have witnessed what has seemed like a mass outpouring of support for terror on elite college campuses. At Columbia, Yale, Princeton, NYU, UCLA, Northwestern, Texas, and elsewhere, masked mobs have occupied schools with tent encampments, established self-proclaimed “autonomous zones,” clashed with police, harassed and threatened visibly Jewish students, and issued demands for their universities to divest from Israeli “genocide.” Politically, moreover, the protests have displayed an incoherent mix of campus progressivism, hardcore Islamism and Arab nationalism, and revolutionary anarchism and communism, including open praise for North Korea. The only unifying thread would appear to be opposition to Israel and its alleged imperial patron, the United States.
Biden Regime’s Betrayal of Israel is Not Just to Get Votes
Peloni: It is inexplicable that so many reference the motivation for the Biden betrayal of Israel to be due to electoral interests. The move by the current administration to revive the Iranian pivot long preceded the astroturf campus protests, and it ignores the opportunity costs of jeopardizing the electoral support of some ~80% of Americans who support Israel while pursuing the support of Arab Americans. The motivation in betraying Israel is not relatable to electoral math.
It’s also the result of the Muslim Brotherhood infiltration of his administration.
by Robert Spencer | FrontPage | May 13, 2024

The pressure on the Biden regime over its ostensible but hollow (at best) support for Israel has been high for months. The regime’s betrayal of Israel has been widely explained as a capitulation to threats from Muslim leaders that Old Joe would receive no Muslim votes in November unless he stabbed the Jewish state in the back. That consideration likely had a great deal to do with the betrayal, but the pressure also comes from within the regime: his handlers have appointed Muslim Brotherhood-linked haters of Israel to numerous positions of influence, and that influence is being felt.















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U.S. President Joe Biden giving a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, May 29, 2023. Credit: Philip Yabut/Shutterstock.

