What kind of war is the U.S. supporting between Israel and Hamas?

A trove of concrete evidence now exists suggesting that Israel allowed Oct. 7 to happen by:

1.) ignoring dozens of credible, specific warnings of an attack;

2.) threatening Israeli soldiers with legal action for trying to warn their superiors;

3.) and pulling troops away from the Israel-Gaza border.

So what was October 7th, actually?

In this episode of ""Direct Impact,"" guest host Ben Swann covers several major stories. First, Ukrainian forces used American ATACMS missiles to strike civilian areas in Crimea, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries, raising questions about U.S. involvement. Then, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu contradicted the White House by stating there would be no end to the Gaza conflict until Hamas is eradicated, while hinting at potential conflict with Lebanon. The episode concludes with a discussion with veteran war correspondent Ghadi Francis, who shares her experiences covering conflicts in Gaza and other regions."

Was there a military stand down order in place on October 7?

At Kibbutz Be’eri, at the Nova music festival, and at so many other sites of the Hamas Al-Aqsa Flood attack — the IDF didn’t respond for hours. Why?

In this episode of Direct Impact, Rick Sanchez critiques the bias in Western media coverage, using Jake Tapper’s comments on Hamas as an example. He also covers an anti-war activist’s confrontation with President Biden, the audience’s reaction, and efforts by China and Brazil to broker peace in Ukraine. The show concludes with an interview with Professor Glenn Diesen, who discusses his book on the shifting global order and the end of Western hegemony.

While Donald Trump was a political newcomer eight years ago, he has since completely recreated the republican party in his image. There is no secret there is a split in the Republican party. Never Trumpers and America first are now butting heads from the primaries to the house floor. Trump may be the republican presumptive nominee but Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley continues to be a thorn in Trump’s side as she is still pulling double digits in primaries even after dropping out of the race one day after Super Tuesday. Though Ronna McDaniel has stepped down from her post as Chair of the Republican National Committee, it seems she didn't go on her own. There was already discontentment with how republicans have fared in the 2022 midterms and special elections, with McDaniel’s leadership of the party as a point of blame. On this edition of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes and her panel (Woodrow Johnson, GOO Strategist and CEO of Revere Strategies; Angela Wong, Co-host of The Final Countdown; Ed Martin - President, Phyllis Schlafly Eagles) are going to discuss is the reward of electing President Trump worth the risk of the entire RNC and the two party political system in the United States?