If Hamas had not taken Israeli hostages and hidden them among their civilian population, there would have been few to no deaths of civilians in Gaza during the heroic rescue mission on Saturday. 

There were no innocent deaths as the IDF rescued four Israeli hostages being held in two buildings - private homes of Gazans. The Gazans who held the hostages were killed. FAFO. The Gazans in the home that had three of the hostages were a doctor and his son, a journalist, plus the journalist's wife. They were not innocents, they were Hamas. 

As long as Gazans vote for Hamas to rule them, they are Hamas. As long as Gazan propagandists do not distinguish between civilians and terrorists in death counts, they are all Hamas. 

Two of the most prominent useful idiots for Hamas were grieving the deaths of terrorists while the people in Israel, America, and other parts of the Western world were celebrating the rescue of four Israeli  hostages. Vice President Kamala Harris and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan both expressed sorrow over the loss of Gazan lives. 

Kamala spent the weekend in Michigan begging for votes in a crucial battleground state for the re-election of the Biden-Harris ticket. Muslim Arab American voters are angry with Biden over how he is handling the Israel-Hamas war. Biden needs their votes. 

At a Michigan Democratic Party fundraiser on Saturday, Kamala called for an end to the Israel-Hamas war. Not just a ceasefire, an end to the war.

"Before I begin, I just say a few words about the morning which I know weighs heavily on all of our hearts," she said.

"On Oct. 7, Hamas committed a brutal massacre of 1,200 innocent people and abducted 250 hostages," she continued. "Thankfully, four of those hostages were reunited with their families tonight. And we mourn all of the innocent lives that have been lost in Gaza, including those tragically killed today."

"We have been working every day to bring an end to this conflict in a way that ensures Israel is secure, brings home all hostages, ends ongoing suffering for Palestinian people and ensures that Palestinians can enjoy their right to self-determination, dignity and freedom," she added. "As President Biden said last week, it is time for this war to end."

The only way for Gazans to experience "their right to self-determination, dignity, and freedom" is through the destruction of Hamas, the internationally recognized terror organization funded by Iran. Kamala and Joe Biden are dangerously stupid.

Hamas propaganda claimed that 270 people in Gaza were killed during the rescue mission. Hamas does not determine between terrorists and civilians. Israel reports that number as fewer than 100. 

Harris and Biden are signaling that they are ok with Hamas remaining in control of Gaza. Where is their insistence that the hostages be released, especially the Americans still being held? 

NSA Jake Sullivan went on a Sunday morning show and threw Israel under the bus.

"We the United States are not in a position today to make a definitive statement about [the death toll]," Sullivan said in a Sunday interview with CNN. "But we do know this: innocent people were tragically killed in this operation. The exact number we don’t know, but innocent people were killed."

"Every day that we see more innocent people lost is another horrible, awful, tragic day," he added.

Hamas uses Gazans as human shields. It happened on Saturday. The people in the homes opened fire on the IDF soldiers. That is why they were killed. 

Shouldn't the national security adviser know the danger Hamas poses to Israel? Shouldn't he understand that Hamas started the war, not Israel? He knows. He just doesn't care. 

Pro-Hamas demonstrators interrupted Kamala's speeches throughout the weekend in Michigan. During the big fundraiser gala on Saturday night, she delivered a line she is fond of doing when she told the protesters that she was speaking. 

As Harris spoke, there were multiple outcries from the audience, with one woman repeatedly shouting, “It’s genocide!”

Harris paused her speech to give the heckler a piece of her mind. “For the past eight months, President Biden and I have been working every day to bring this conflict — I’m speaking right now. I value and respect your voice, but I’m speaking right now,” she said as security dragged the woman out of the room.

“It’s time for this war to end,” she said from the microphone, adopting similar verbiage to that Biden has been using more often in recent weeks. 

Of course, she was speaking. That is why the protesters were yelling at her. Maybe instead of the arrogant "I'm speaking right now," she should try saying, "Don't." That's worked out well for the Biden administration in foreign policy.