J.D. Vance opposes Gaza humanitarian aid, fearing it will end up in the wrong hands.

Senator J.D. Vance Rejects Sending ​Aid ‌to Gaza, Citing Concerns⁢ About‍ Terrorist Involvement

In ‍a ​recent appearance on CBS News’ ​”Face The⁤ Nation,” Senator‌ J.D. Vance (R-OH) voiced his opposition to providing humanitarian aid to Gaza as it could potentially benefit​ Hamas terrorists. He⁢ expressed ⁣skepticism about international organizations‌ effectively distributing aid to the intended recipients.

Vance emphasized the need to avoid funding both sides of the conflict, stating, “We don’t want to basically fund two ⁢sides of the exact same⁣ conflict. ⁢Fund Hamas. Fund Israel. It seems like a really​ bad deal for American taxpayers. Most of all, it’s just stupid.”

While acknowledging the desire ⁣to help ​Palestinian children, ‍Vance highlighted the challenges ‌on ⁣the ground, suggesting that⁤ diverting resources to Gaza might result in them falling into the ​wrong hands.

The senator ⁣also raised concerns about compromised positions within certain NGOs that ⁣are⁣ supposed to ⁢assist civilians. He cautioned against assuming that aid ​flowing through international organizations would reach the intended recipients rather than ending up with fighters.

Watch Senator Vance’s ‌Remarks:

Sen. @JDVance1 (R-OH) says he does not “trust”⁢ that aid intended for Palestinians⁣ will reach ‍the people, and​ it could end⁤ up in “the wrong​ hands” with Hamas.

“If‌ I could wave a magic wand⁢ and give aid to ⁤Palestinian children, I will,” he‍ says. pic.twitter.com/riO1XloV4I

— Face The⁤ Nation (@FaceTheNation) October 29, 2023

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