'Left Jerusalem out to dry': Christian orgs. condemn US ceasefire abstain vote

Published date25 March 2024
AuthorDANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD
Publication titleJerusalem Post, The: Web Edition Articles (Israel)
Christians United for Israel (CUFI) founder and Chairman Pastor John Hagee said in a release that "Today's abstention at the UN is an abomination—this is not how one treats an ally, and it is not reflective of the American people's attitude toward Israel or this war

"The Biden administration's acquiescence to international antisemitism will not prevent Israel from defeating Hamas or bringing her hostages home."

CUFI Action funder Chairwoman Sandra Parker added that "Today's actions at the UN have shown the world, unequivocally, that the Biden administration has left Jerusalem out to dry. The US abstained from a resolution that was so appalling, it was welcomed by Hamas, and Israel felt compelled to recall a top delegation from Washington over the matter—which begs the question: "who is the current American policy helping?"

CUFI is one of the biggest pro-Israel organizations in America, with over 10 million members.

Mike Pence, the observant Christian 46th Vice President, also condemned the US's action. Pence wrote on X that "This is a disgrace. The UN Security Council passed a resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire that makes no mention of Hamas or October 7th and the Biden Administration let it pass without a veto. After the worst attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust, Israel must be allowed to wage war until Hamas is destroyed once and for all. America Stands With Israel."

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