Israeli military video shows scope
of airstrikes against Hamas tunnels
Posted By: Imright, 5/21/2021 3:31:23 AM
Israel has so far destroyed more than 62 miles of Hamas tunnels, including 7.5 miles targeted in its latest aerial assault – and a new military video shows the effects of the operation on the so-called “Metro” complex.“The Hamas terror organization invested the majority of its finances and efforts over the last decade in digging out a complex tunnel system across the Gaza Strip,” the Israel Defense Forces says in the clip.“The terror Metro began with individual shafts dug deep underground, used as hiding places for Hamas terror operatives after launching rockets,” the IDF statement continues.
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Steelworker Union That Endorsed Biden Now
Begging Him Not To End Trump’s Tariff On
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Begging Him Not To End Trump’s Tariff On
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Donald Trump was one of the best American presidents in years for workers and labor. Protecting the interests of American workers and bringing jobs back to America was at the very center of his campaign and presidency.
In spire of this, the nation’s largest steelworker union decided to endorse Biden in 2020 for some reason.
Now the very same union is begging Biden to keep Trump’s tariff on foreign steel in place.
Reuters reports:
Steel industry groups urge Biden to keep tariffs in place after EU truce