Former Vice President Kamala Harris is once again criticizing U.S. policy toward Israel, arguing that the Biden-Harris administration should have taken stronger action during the war in Gaza.

Speaking in Seoul, Harris criticized both President Donald Trump’s current administration and her own former administration for their handling of Israel’s military campaign.

“Most recently, the failure to use our leverage to curtail the Israeli government’s horrific conduct in the war in Gaza, both under the current administration, which offers Netanyahu a blank check, and our administration before, where we should have acted sooner and more forcefully,” Harris said.

She also argued that the United States has a “moral obligation to human rights and international law,” saying Washington should use its influence over allied governments to advance those principles.

Her massive defeat in 2024 marked a major setback for Democrats, and her approach to the Middle East was among the issues that generated much debate within the party.

Whether Harris intends to seek the presidency again remains uncertain. But if she does decide to launch another campaign, Republicans welcome the opportunity for a rematch, hoping that the political weaknesses exposed in 2024 will remain just as consequential in a future election. Kamala, you did a fantastic job with the border and the elections, time to head back to the basement.

🤮 KAMALA HARRIS: BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SHOULD HAVE ACTED “SOONER AND MORE FORCEFULLY” AGAINST ISRAEL

Speaking in Seoul, former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized both the Trump administration and her own Biden-Harris administration over Israel’s war in Gaza.

“Most recently, the failure to use our leverage to curtail the Israeli government’s horrific conduct in the war in Gaza, both under the current administration, which offers Netanyahu a blank check, and our administration before, where we should have acted sooner and more forcefully.”

Harris said the United States has a “moral obligation to human rights and international law” and should use its leverage over allies accordingly.

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