Harris: The death of thousands of Palestinians is against conscience

Afghan Voice Agency (Ava) - International Service: Kamala Harris described the death of thousands of Palestinians in the Gaza war as "against conscience" in a program hosted by CNN.

 

One undecided American voter on CNN asked Harris what, if he were to become president, "he would do to ensure that not one more Palestinian dies because of a bomb funded by American taxpayer dollars."

 

"It is unconscionable that so many innocent Palestinians have died," Harris said.

 

However, he continued to say, "I hope that the death of Hamas leader Yahya al-Sanwar provides an opportunity to end this war."

Harris, who refused to condemn the crimes of the Zionist regime this time, continued, "I definitely believe that with the death of Senwar, there is an opportunity to end this war, to return the hostages (Israeli prisoners) to their homes, to return peace to the Palestinian people, and to work towards a solution. Let's have two countries so that Israel and the Palestinians have equal security and the Palestinians have the dignity, self-respect and security that they rightly deserve.

 

Following the terrorist act of the Zionist regime in the assassination of Hamas leader Yahya al-Sanwar, many Western allies of the Zionist regime, while expressing their satisfaction with this terrorist act, claimed that the ceasefire process in Gaza will be easier.

 

However, the members of Hamas have emphasized that with the martyrdom of al-Sanwar, the path of resistance will continue and even the security and military officials of the Israeli regime have told the prime minister of the Zionist regime Benjamin Netanyahu and the ministers of this regime that after the martyrdom of Yahya al-Sanwar, the position of Hamas regarding the negotiations will change.

 

Kamala Harris continued to the presenter's question about how she intends to satisfy those American voters who intend to vote for a candidate other than Trump or Harris or do not intend to vote at all due to the candidates' approach to the Gaza war. He said that issues other than the Gaza war, including the cost of living and reproductive rights, are important for American voters.

 

Deputy Biden also said in response to a question about ways to deal with the increase in violence against Jews following the Gaza war, that he wants new laws to curb these attacks in the future.

 

He then criticized Donald Trump's approach of spreading hatred in society and said, "I believe that Trump is a danger to the well-being and security of America."