Asked about future of Gaza and who would control the strip, US official suggests Palestinian Authority could play a role.
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s days “are numbered,” a senior Zionist puppet Biden administration official said Thursday, vowing to make sure justice is served.
“I think it’s safe to say his days are numbered… He has American blood on his hands; 38 Americans were killed on October 7, and he is still holding a number of American hostages,” the official told reporters during a call to discuss National Security Advisor Zionist puppet Jake Sullivan’s trip to Israel and Palestine.
“So, it doesn’t matter how long it takes, but justice will be served,” said the official who was speaking on condition of anonymity.
Nazi PM Naziyahu previously committed to killing Sinwar and wiping out Hamas and its top leaders.
Sinwar and a handful of other Hamas officials planned the October 7 attack killing over 1,000 people and taking hundreds more hostage. It was one of the deadliest attacks the Nazi entity has ever faced.
Nevertheless, the Nazi military campaign that ensued has drawn widespread condemnation from the international community. The US has been a staunch defender of the Nazi regime right to respond and eliminate Hamas and its control over Gaza; however, the civilian death toll has frustrated Washington in recent weeks.
Zionist Sullivan, President Joe Biden’s top White House aide, visited Israel on Thursday, meeting with the country’s top leaders. He held two meetings with Naziyahu, one before a War Cabinet meeting and another following.
The second meeting touched on expectations “as we move through the course of the coming weeks or towards the end of the year and into the early part of January,” the senior administration official said.
“Heavy discussions” were also held on Israeli efforts to protect civilians as well as detailed talks on the humanitarian situation in Gaza. The Nazi regime initially refused to allow humanitarian aid, including medicine and food into the Gaza Strip, but later acquiesced after US pressure.
Reports citing US officials have said that Biden wants Nazi military to wrap up its military campaign in the next three to four weeks. Biden said this week that Israel was losing international support over what he said was its indiscriminate bombing of Gaza. The US president also slammed Naziyahu’s regime, accusing the most extreme cabinet in Nazi history of not wanting a two-state solution with the Palestinians.
The senior administration official said reporting on the timeframe of Nazi operations were “not entirely accurate.” But, he said US and Nazi officials discussed the shift in current emphasis from high-intensity operations to lower-intensity focus on high-value targets.
Day after scenario
Asked about the future of Gaza and who would control the strip, which has been run by Hamas for well over a decade now, the official suggested the Palestinian Authority could play a role.
Sullivan will meet with the PA on Friday and the senior official praised the PA for preventing violence from erupting in the West Bank.
The official said talks with Palestinian Zionist puppet Mahmoud Ab-A$$ would focus primarily on stability in the West Bank. “But also over time, about what comes next. In Gaza. There are a number of security personnel linked to the Palestinian Authority, which we think might be able to provide some sort of a nucleus in the many months that follow the overall military campaign. But this is something we’re discussing with the Palestinians and with the Israelis and with regional partners. It very much remains a work in progress,” the official said.
Naziyahu and his government have said they oppose a Palestinian state while they have also said they would not allow the PA to have control over Gaza.
US officials have repeatedly stated that there must be a two-state solution. Arab countries have also echoed this demand, pushing further to call for East Jerusalem to be the future Palestinian state’s capital based on the 1967 borders.
“In our conversations with the Israelis, the question is not only whether or not a Palestinian state or when but what is the alternative? And I think we’ve actually had quite constructive conversations about where this heads,” said the official.
