Dangerous Sands Ahead for Israel...

Israel is in the crosshairs—its very existence at risk. Read on to learn why Israelis are alarmed. - Mat

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The contested U.S. election has Israelis alarmed, and for very good reason. Joe Biden has an abysmal record when it comes to Israel. The Obama-Biden Administration had a terrible habit of empowering and enabling Israel's enemies at nearly every turn. After four years of the most Israel supporting Administration in history, Israelis are fearful that if Joe Biden wins, Israel will lose.

A staggering 70 percent of Israeli Jews believe President Trump would be better for Israel than Joe Biden, according to a Nov. 2 poll.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is already publicly declaring his firm opposition to the U.S. rejoining the nuclear deal.

One Israeli cabinet member warns that war will come if Biden returns to the disastrous nuclear pact. "If Biden stays with that policy," he predicted, "there will, in the end, be a violent confrontation between Israel and Iran."

Caroline Glick, one of Israel's leading policy analysts and commentators, predicts that under a Biden-Harris administration, Israelis will "face the most hostile U.S. administration in history."

Glick contends that Biden will pick up where President Barack Hussein Obama left off: "Trump's policies will be unceremoniously annulled, ignored, set aside, or rendered irrelevant."

There's one more party thrilled, like Iran, to have a "President-Elect" Joe Biden. You can probably guess . . .

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, a human rights violator who puts terrorists on the Palestinian payroll, congratulated Biden on his proclaimed win. A top aide to Abbas called Trump's presumed defeat a "victory."

A jubilant former director of the Palestinian Liberation Organization's (PLO) office in Washington declared, "I sense the excitement of those who aspire to a just and lasting peace in Palestine."

Trump shut down the terror group's office in our nation's capital, but Biden has said he'll reopen it. Biden also plans to send millions in U.S. taxpayer aid to the Palestinian Authority—funding which Trump cut to zero.

That's not all. If Biden, in fact, wins the White House, he will . . .

kill the Trump peace deal which demands that Palestinians recognize Israel as the Jewish state, renounce terrorism, and demilitarize as preconditions for peace

crush plans to extend Israeli sovereignty across parts of Judea and Samaria

waste time and taxpayer dollars trying to revive the "two-state solution"—a fiasco with an unblemished record of failure since at least 1937.

Biden will put the Palestinians—who seek Israel's destruction as a Jewish state—at the center of U.S. Mideast policy. "The establishment of a Palestinian state will return as the strategic goal of the Biden administration," insists Obama's former Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro.

And that means escalating grief and conflict for Israel.

We are preparing our budgets now for the 2021 legislative season. No matter who wins the U.S. Presidency, both Iran and the Palestinians have made clear they won't make peace in the Middle East easy. And as I wrote earlier this week, Israel haters AOC, Rashida Tlaib, and Ilhan Omar are determined to undermine Israel at every opportunity. In order to fight them, we need to ensure our budget is fully funded now.

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