

"Without a doubt": Why a former state department spokesperson believes Israel has committed war crimes
4 snips Jun 1, 2025
Matthew Miller, former State Department spokesperson under President Biden, shares his insights on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. He firmly states that Israel has committed war crimes since October 6, 2023, a claim Israel disputes. Miller discusses the stalled ceasefire negotiations and questions the U.S. government's role in potentially ending the war sooner. He also touches on the challenges President Biden faces regarding public perception and age, asserting that no one could convince him to step down despite concerns.
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Biden's Age Hurt Election
- Joe Biden's age was a major factor in the Democrats' 2024 election struggles.
- Many Americans perceived him as too old, which hurt his public communication and electability.
Putin’s Strategy and US Leadership
- Putin delayed invading Ukraine while Trump was president, anticipating a better negotiating partner.
- The full-scale invasion came under Biden, who rallied international support for Ukraine’s defense.
Gaza Diplomacy Critique
- Trump administration after initial Gaza ceasefire negotiations largely disengaged from the issue.
- Their policies empowered extreme elements of Israel's government, complicating peace efforts and worsening humanitarian conditions.