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Transcript via the State Department: AFP REPORTER SHAUN TANDON: Thank you, Mr. Secretary, Mr. Foreign Secretary. Secretary Blinken, could I ask you about a couple of aspects on the Middle East? The Israel Defense Forces just a moment ago released an investigation, or released a preliminary – some preliminary findings to the death of an American citizen, Ms. Aysenur Eygi. Could you say – they said that she was killed most likely by Israeli fire, but unintentionally. Are you confident of that assessment? Does the United States want to see anything further? Are you confident with the assessment that this was unintentional, and what more do you want Israel to do? Could there be repercussions?The Biden-Harris administration has delivered over 50,000 tons of military equipment to Israel through 500 flights and 107 sea shipments since October, according to the Israeli Ministry of Defense and just last month Blinken approved another massive $20 billion arms sale to Israel despite their many war crimes and abuses which Blinken himself touched on above. Blinken had to falsify a report to absolve Israel of responsibility for blocking humanitarian aid into Gaza earlier this year in order to illegally keep the aid to Israel flowing, according to a State Department whistleblower.
There's no reason for Israel to act any differently so long as US aid is not only being shipped unimpeded but expanding massively at a breakneck pace. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab, Minds and Telegram. |