Our Ally Needs Our Unconditional Support

Here is a novel geopolitcal idea which has rarely, if ever, tried. Why not offer a bribe to an ally so he won’t respond to attacks by his enemy?

 

It was reported by many outlets, including Newsmax, that the Harris-Biden regime is offering to pay “compensation” to Israel if it doesn’t retaliate to last week's missile attacks by Iran. 

U.S. officials offered their Israeli counterparts "extensive diplomatic backing and additional military aid" if certain targets inside Iranian territory were spared, according to the report.

Isn’t that what allies are supposed to do? Without asking? And without conditions?

It seems like someone in the White House, the one with such high moral standards, is playing “quid pro quo”. Wait! Isn’t that what Donald Trump was impeached over by the Democrat House and Nancy Pelosi?

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant responded on behalf of the Israeli government. "Israel will respond to the unprecedented Iranian attack in the manner of our choosing, and at the time and place of our choosing," he said, warning that "everything is on the table" in terms of possible targets.

Think about it logically. Would the United States take money from Great Britain if FDR were asked not to respond to Pearl Harbor?

Whoever made the offer needs to be fired. He or she is an Iran appeaser, or worse, an Iran sympathizer.

It is twenty-nine days to go when we can elect someone who will support our allies, unconditionally.