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Michael Moore: Support for Israel will cost Dems 'more elections'

Filmmaker Michael Moore considers the United States' continued support for Israel amid the war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip, and says Democrats will face “more elections” if they continue to support the Jewish state. He suggested that he would lose.

“Senate Democrats should know better, and their actions in support of this invasion will only cost them more elections,” Moore said. I wrote In his Substack article on Saturday. “Voters under the age of 45 and people of color (who make up nearly half of the electorate) don't care about war and would rather see the government spend money on schools, seniors, and a broken health care system. .”

“It's time to cut Bibi off,” he said, using Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's nickname.

His remarks came in the wake of Vice President Harris' defeat to President-elect Trump in the presidential election earlier this month, losing all seven battleground states. Republicans won a majority in the Senate and were able to maintain a slim majority in the House.

Harris won the election for breaking with Biden on the war and refusing to propose tougher action against Israel, despite an escalating conflict that angered left-wing voters who called for Israel's withdrawal from Gaza and Lebanon. He was heavily criticized during the war.

Moore previously warned Democrats about their support for Israel that it could backfire on Election Day. After Israel recovered the bodies of six hostages in early September, Moore wrote in a newsletter that Netanyahu had played President Biden “like a duck.”

Despite ridiculing senators who helped defeat three resolutions proposed by Sen. Bernie Sanders (R-Vt.) to block the sale of some assault weapons to the Israeli military. The activist praised the 19 senators who voted to support the initiative. The move showed some resistance to Israel's response to attacks in the Gaza Strip that have killed more than 44,000 Palestinians, local health officials said. The tally does not distinguish between civilians and combatants.

“But just 10 days ago, something amazing happened: 19 Democratic and independent senators stood up for the first time and voted to halt the shipment of three American weapons shipments to Israel,” Moore said in a recent statement. I wrote it in a post.

“It was an unprecedented rebuke to warn that millions of Americans are tired of Prime Minister Netanyahu's slaughter of innocent civilians,” he added, adding, “Of course, for Prime Minister Netanyahu, the Palestinians are They are not 'innocent' because they are not. “

Biden signaled on Tuesday that his administration would renew efforts to reach a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. The remarks came as the United States and France brokered a pause in fighting between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

“In the coming days, the United States, along with Turkey, Egypt, Qatar, Israel and others, will continue to work toward a ceasefire in Gaza that would allow for the release of hostages and an end to the war without Hamas's power,” Biden said. said Tuesday.

But the ceasefire in Lebanon got off to a rocky start, with both sides accusing the other of violating its terms.

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