Nikki Haley, former United Nations Ambassador and a 2024 Republican presidential candidate, wrote in a Sunday column for the New York Post that the only way to achieve peace between Israel and Palestinians is to 'wipe out Hamas.'
Nikki Haley, former United Nations Ambassador and a 2024 Republican presidential candidate, wrote in a Sunday column for the New York Post that the only way to achieve peace between Israel and Palestinians is to "wipe out Hamas."
Haley said President Joe Biden is not helping the situation by pushing Israel to "pause" military operations in Gaza, which would give the terrorist organization time to regroup by fortifying defensive positions and steal incoming humanitarian aid meant for the Palestinians. Haley also said the U.S. needs to continue to provide aid to Ukraine in its fight with Russia and cut off financial aid to Iran, which uses the funding to equip terrorists with weapons.
As for Ukraine, Haley said a win for Russia in that conflict is also a win for China and Iran, encouraging more wars throughout the world.
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