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Published Nov 10, 2023

Pro-Hamas Protesters Want To Intimidate You

Ben Shapiro delves into the complexities of the Israel-Hamas conflict, criticizing media biases and the Biden administration's stance, while highlighting the intimidation tactics of pro-Hamas protesters and the impact on public perception.
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  • Israel Stance

    The Biden administration's stance on Israel has sparked significant debate, with highlighting the complexities of this position. He notes that while Biden's support for Israel is popular among Americans, the administration's call for humanitarian pauses in the conflict raises questions about its consistency. Shapiro argues that these pauses could allow Hamas to regroup, undermining Israel's efforts to combat terrorism 1.

    The reality is that by 84% to 16% in the latest Harvard Caps Harris poll, Americans support Israel over Hamas.

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    Despite media attempts to link Biden's unpopularity to his Israel stance, Shapiro asserts that other issues are more pressing for voters 2.

       

    Immigration Issues

    Immigration remains a critical challenge for the Biden administration, as discusses the implications of rising illegal immigration. He describes how footage of immigrants chanting Biden's name could fuel Republican attack ads, highlighting the administration's struggles with border control. Shapiro points out that Texas has taken drastic measures, such as claiming islands in the Rio Grande, to curb illegal crossings 3.

    If you want to make Donald Trump president, this is a great way to do it.

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    He also notes that Biden's stagnant approval ratings are partly due to unresolved immigration issues, which continue to be a significant concern for the American public 4.

       

    Media Pressure

    The media's portrayal of events and public opinion significantly impact the Biden administration's image, according to . He criticizes the media for defending individuals linked to Hamas while censoring content critical of the group. Shapiro argues that this bias undermines the media's credibility and influences public perception of the administration's policies 5.

    The spineless media will cave to their demands.

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    This media bias, Shapiro suggests, complicates the administration's efforts to maintain a consistent and effective policy stance 6.

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