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Biden Seemingly Takes Partial Credit for Israel-Hamas Peace Deal, Hostage Release
- Former Presidents Joe Biden and Bill Clinton credited President Donald Trump for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage deal.
- On October 14, 2025, the remaining 20 living hostages were released in exchange for about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.
- Biden expressed gratitude for the hostages' return while noting that his administration contributed to laying the groundwork for the negotiations.
- Trump declared a commitment to ensure the Middle East is safe and secure, expressing optimism for a brighter future in the region.
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BizToc2 Former Democrat Presidents Give Trump Credit For Israel-Hamas Peace Deal
By Virginia Allen, The Daily Signal | October 14, 2025 Former Presidents Joe Biden and Bill Clinton, both Democrats, issued statements giving President Donald Trump credit for the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage deal. “I’m grateful that a ceasefire has taken hold, that the last 20 hostages have been freed, and that desperately needed aid has begun to flow into Gaza,” Clinton said in a statement Monday. “President Trump and his administration,…
Backfire: Biden Finally Responds to Peace Deal, But with Unexpected Admission That He Failed on Everything
It’s another Biden backfire — and on the global stage. With President Donald Trump riding high on a deal that has brought the first stages of peace in the Israel war […] The post Backfire: Biden Finally Responds to Peace Deal, But with Unexpected Admission That He Failed on Everything appeared first on The Western Journal.
Serious accusations against Israel! After the Hamas hostages have been released, it is now claimed that this is judged by double standards.
Clinton And Biden Praise Trump For The Israel Gaza Peace Deal
Former presidents Joe Biden and Bill Clinton, both democrats, have praised current President Donald Trump’s peace deal. Trump had a role in negotiating hostage releases and prisoner swaps between Israel and Gaza. After the swap, a peace deal was signed. It is still unclear if this peace agreement will remain in effect; however, Trump and other mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Türkiye signed the ceasefire on Monday in Sharm el-Sheikh, in Egypt’s …
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