Bipartisan backing for genocide
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The movement in the U.S. that has taken on the challenge of stopping the U.S.-backed Israeli genocide against Palestine has raised three big “NOs”: No invasion of Rafah! No U.S. arms to Israel! No war on Iran! Besides killing or wounding more than 100,000 Gaza inhabitants, half of them c

Regarding the U.S. rôle, “Genocide Joe” Biden, with the enthusiastic cooperation of the Republican Party, has, as of April 20, pushed a $95 billion war bill through the House of Representatives. The bill, which the Senate passed on April 23, finances a drive toward World War III on three fronts: the […] genocidal war aimed at Palestine, the U.S.-NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, and preparation for a U.S.-led war in the Pacific against Peoples China and the Democratic People’s Republic of (North) Korea.

This war bill includes $26 billion more for [neocolonialism’s] genocidal war on Gaza and its active settlement policy in the West Bank aimed at removing Palestinian people from their land. It is direct evidence that, despite Biden’s feigned separation from the Netanyahu-led war régime in [occupied Palestine], both the Republican and Democratic Party intend to continue supplying weapons for genocide.

There is no doubt [that] the movement here will demand the U.S. stop the transfer of weapons to [neocolonists].