Hizbullah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah said, in a March 13, 2024, speech that was streamed live on Al-Mumahdun on YouTube, that the most influential means of pressure on U.S. President Joe Biden and his administration is the "uncommitted" campaign (originating in Dearborn, Michigan) for the Democratic primaries. He said that what Biden fears most is losing the presidential elections over his policies in Gaza. Nasrallah said that while support from other countries such as Brazil, Venezuela, Cuba, and South Africa is important, "at the end of the day, it is the American position that is decisive."
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We Should Salute And Be Grateful To The Arabs, Muslims, And Non-Muslims Who Tell Biden 'We Are Uncommitted To Vote For You' – They Are Very Influential At This Stage
Hassan Nasrallah: "Today, what many people demonstrating in America are doing... Of course, we should salute them and be grateful to them.
"The Arabs, the Muslims, and the non-Muslims, from among the other free Americans – Christians and others – in the Democratic Party who wrote to Biden: 'We are uncommitted to vote for you.' These people are very influential at this stage.
"Biden Is Afraid Of One Thing Only – That His Policy And Actions In Gaza Will Lead Him To Lose The Presidential Elections"
"This is the most important means of pressure on the Biden administration. He is not afraid of the world, the international community, God, history, or anything. Biden now is afraid of one thing only – that his policy and actions in Gaza will lead him to lose the presidential elections. This is why he keeps debating, denying, and playing games.
"If the pressure and opposition [to Biden] in America continues, this may also open a door for hope. Of course, there are countries that boycotted Israel, denounced Israel, and accused it of committing genocide – like Brazil, Venezuela, Cuba, South Africa, and so on... These positions are appreciated and help to mount the pressure on Israel, but at the end of the day, it is the American position that is decisive."
