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Saying 'Hamas Just Needs To Surrender' equates to endorsing killing children until demands are met.
The US and Israel view civilian casualties in Gaza as Hamas's fault for not yielding to military demands.
US aid to Gaza is used as leverage to pressure Hamas, supporting the starvation and coercion of Gazan civilians.

The Biden administration's responses to attacks in the Middle East have been criticized as ineffective and a show of false strength.
The airstrikes seemed to have little impact, with reports suggesting that many targeted locations were empty or devoid of fighters.
Critics argue that the military actions were more for political show than real strategic significance.

President Biden is noted for showing love but criticized for failing to show tough love, especially in cases like supporting Israel or Ukraine without leveraging US influence to end conflicts.
AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Google Gemini have faced issues, showcasing challenges with AI transparency, interpretability, and unintentional consequences.
Growing tensions in the Taiwan Strait involve provocations between China and Taiwan, including the recent deployment of US troops in Kinmen, raising concerns about a potential security threat.

Biden blamed Trump for not prioritizing immigrants and for wanting troops out earlier
The report showcased prioritizing immigrants over U.S. troops
Blaming bad intelligence was a big focus, especially in the context of the war crime

History exists and is often manipulated by elites.
Events have causes, but politicians and media may deny this to fit their narrative.
Western foreign policy is driven by strategic interests, supporting oppressive regimes for decades.

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Waging sustained bombing campaigns in multiple countries leads to prolonged conflict.
The U.S. is already involved in regional conflict and is contributing to its continuation.
Choosing war does not prevent war.

The Constitution requires Congressional approval for the president to use U.S. forces in military campaigns.
The U.S. is planning an unauthorized military campaign in Iraq and Syria.
Congressional response to the news has been lacking, with some members criticizing the proposed campaign.

No significant changes on the ground in Ukraine last week; Both sides preparing for Ukrainian counteroffensive.
Russian operations in Kharkiv Oblast focused on artillery and missile attacks; No gains in ground attacks.
Russian gains seen in Bakhmut where they control 75% of the city; Belorussian Armed Forces remained in readiness with no changes in posture.

Venezuela is discontinuing its Petro cryptocurrency that was intended to combat US sanctions.
Russia and Brazil have seen a surge in trade despite Western sanctions.
The EU's Margrethe Vestager has warned tech giants to adhere strictly to the new EU regulations on digital markets.