Biden Admin Liar REGRETS Lying About Israel War Crimes!

 Former State Department spokesperson Matt Miller, who previously defended Israel’s actions in Gaza, is now admitting that Israel repeatedly sabotaged ceasefire and hostage negotiations. 

Professional Liar Lies About Feeling Bad for Lying When Public Opinion Changes
Don’t let anyone fool you — this war didn’t start on October 7, 2023. From Deir Yassin and
Tantura in 1948, to Kafr Qasem, to Sabra & Shatila, to the repeated Gaza massacres
(2008, 2012, 2014, 2021, and now 2023–24) Palestinians have faced massacre after massacre.
Justice begins by seeing the full story, not just one day.

While in office, Miller denied evidence of war crimes and covered for atrocities, but now acknowledges that Netanyahu’s government intentionally derailed peace efforts. 

Jimmy and Stef highlight Miller’s hypocrisy in claiming to be “crushed” by the civilian toll while continuing to lie at the podium to protect U.S. and Israeli policy. They argue his newfound honesty is self-serving, aimed at salvaging his reputation after enabling a genocidal campaign.


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