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If I had told you a year ago that Israel would endure the worst massacre in its history and, a few months later, face a wave of international sanctions against its citizens, you would have thought I was hallucinating. But unfortunately, this is not an illusion.
The Republican candidate issued a warning to the Iranians and Hamas: "We want our hostages back, and they better be back before I assume office, or you will be paying a very big price."
The United States' well-intentioned policies have prolonged the conflict and increased suffering on both sides.
The ex-official argues that the Houthis could have supported Palestinians through financial assistance, media campaigns, or humanitarian aid, but instead chose direct confrontation with Israel that endangers Yemen's already vulnerable civilian population.
The former president and Republican candidate released a brief statement without any compliments for his withdrawing rival.
