Hamas Attacks Israel Just Weeks After Biden Releases $6 Billion To Iran

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We told you in September that President Joe Biden agreed to release five Iranian citizens held in the U.S., along with $6 billion in frozen Iranian cash. Just weeks after this happened, it’s believed some of that cash is helping fund the war in Israel.

As of Sunday, at least 600 Israelis and Palestinians were killed in the Gaza Strip, along Israel’s border, according to the Washington Stand. Hamas took the region by air, land, and sea, in a coordinated attack that continues to ravage the region.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “ordered a call-up of reservists after Palestinian militants fired thousands of rockets, invaded several Israeli towns and took hostages.”

Iran’s Funding

Iran provides roughly $100 million in funding to Hamas every year, along with other anti-Israeli terror organizations. The objective of Hamas is to “obliterate” Israel, as well as the Jewish people in general. (LEARN MORE: Israel Puts Forces On High Alert Throughout Easter Weekend)

There are concerns a previous recognition of Israel by Morocco, Bahrain, the UAE, and Sudan, will fall by the wayside should Saudi Arabia’s peace deal with the nation fall through. The former recognition occurred under the Trump Administration.

Pray For Israel

Republicans in the House need to appoint a pro-Israel speaker as soon as possible. “Pray for the state of Israel, the region, and all those who could be emboldened worldwide to cause further havoc. It is hard not to connect this attack on Israel to the current chaos in Congress and lack of leadership from the White House. Israel’s enemies — funded by the billions the Biden admin released to Iran —seized upon a paralyzed Congress,” Family Research Council president Tony Perkins urged.

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