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Christian Zionist group, US lawmakers rip Biden’s call for Gaza ceasefire

Biden is playing directly into Hamas’ hands by undermining Israel’s effort to defeat the terror group, critics say.

By Vered Weiss, World Israel News

Christians United for Israel as well as several members of Congress voiced strong criticism of President Joe Biden’s call for an immediate ceasefire in his conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week.

In a statement released on Thursday, Christians United for Israel (CUFI) founder Pastor John Hagee wrote, “President Biden is playing directly into the enemy’s hands by undermining Israel’s effort to defeat Hamas.”

The statement continued, “If the President wishes to help Israelis and Palestinians, he should do everything in his power to hasten the end of Hamas, not ensure their survival.”

CUFI Action Fund Chairwoman Sandra Parker added, “This war started after Hamas sent thousands of terrorists into Israel so they could rape and murder innocent Israelis. The 10/7 Massacre will not advance Palestinian interests, and no one associated with that atrocity will escape justice.”

“The sooner both the Biden administration and Congress understand those simple facts and act accordingly, the sooner Israel will defeat Hamas, rescue the hostages, and restore stability to the region.”

With 10 million members, CUFI is America’s largest pro-Israel organization.

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In addition, Congressional representatives also criticized the Biden Administration’s urging Israel to halt its operations in Gaza.

On X, House Speaker Michael Johnson tweeted, “The president’s ultimatums should be going to Hamas, not Israel.”

He added, “Hamas resisted a ceasefire, brought about needless bloodshed, and refuses to release Israeli and American hostages. Biden should not undercut our ally amidst an existential threat by conditioning our support.”

Representative Dan Crenshaw (R-Tex.) also took to X to discuss the problem with demanding a ceasefire.

“Let’s put this idea of a ceasefire into perspective. You want Israel to stop fighting against an enemy that has no intention of ever stopping. There was a ceasefire, Oct 6. Then what happened on Oct 7? The biggest massacre of Israelis in recent history.”