Netanyahu Speaks to Congress, and Vice President Kamala is Missing

By Robin Itzler 

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On July 24, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a joint session of Congress. It wasn’t surprising that the Hamas wing of the Democrat party didn’t show up to hear his speech.

Okay, Hamas Representative Tlaib sat through the speech holding her ridiculous signs. But this meant Tlaib had to hear Netanyahu’s entire speech. :-) 

You know who else didn’t show up? The Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris. 

Communists such as Harris don’t like Israel. Harris said she had a scheduling conflict. Turns out she attended a black college sorority event. In a way, history is repeating itself. In 2015, when Netanyahu addressed Congress, then Vice President Joe Biden didn’t attend. We were also disappointed that Senator Vance, who supports Israel and is our vice presidential nominee, could not change his schedule to attend the speech. 

Hamas still holds 120 hostages—eight of them are Americans. One-third are presumed dead, but the Biden/Harris administration doesn’t seem to give a damn. It’s not surprising considering the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal that has left up to 1,000 Americans in the Taliban controlled nation along with $85 BILLION worth of American military equipment! 

House Speaker Mike Johnson invited staunch Israel supporters and family members of the five remaining alive American hostages to hear Netanyahu’s address. The five American hostages are: Edan Alexander, Omer Neutra, Keith Siegel, Sagui Dekel-Chen and Hersh Goldberg-Polin.