Former US presidential candidate Nikki Haley sang “Finish them!” during a visit to Israel’s northern border with Lebanon. America Loves Israel,” written on a mortar shell. This led to heated debates on social media.
Although the Republican was clearly referring to the pro-Iranian Lebanese Shiite militia Hezbollah, many criticized the label because it was aimed at Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
An Israeli journalist further wrote “Simply disgusting. “Can you please take them back?” he wrote to the Americans. “We already have (right-wing extremist police minister Itamar) Ben-Gvir and we don’t need your dirty, death-minded politicians on top of that.”
Conflicts on multiple fronts
Since the start of the war in the Gaza Strip, there have been daily military clashes between the Israeli army and the Hezbollah militia and other groups in the Israel-Lebanon border area. There were deaths on both sides.
The former US ambassador to the United Nations fought a duel with Donald Trump for a week in the internal Republican primaries for the presidential candidacy, but had no chance and eventually gave up.
Hamas for Haley “pure evil”
This means that the US election campaign will see a new edition of the duel between Trump and Biden, who wants to participate again in the elections on November 5 and has no real competition in his party. Recently, Haley said she would vote for Trump. However, he ruled out the former rival as a running mate.
As part of her visit to Israel, Haley also visited Israeli border towns on the edge of the Gaza Strip that were heavily damaged in the October 7 Hamas massacre. She also met survivors. She told reporters in the border town of Sderot on Monday: “What happened on October 7 is pure evil and should never be forgotten.”
Source: Krone
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