https://www.forbes.com/sites/brianbushard/2023/10/07/trump-falsely-claims-us-helped-fund-hamas-attack-on-israel-with-bidens-help/
Topline A Biden Administration official denied a baseless claim espoused by GOP lawmakers and former President Donald Trump that “American taxpayer dollars helped fund Palestinian militant group Hamas’ deadly attack on Israel Saturday morning, which Trump claimed “many reports are saying came from the Biden Administration,” though no evidence supports any claim U.S. funding went
Trump Falsely Claims U.S. ‘Helped Fund’ Hamas Attack On Israel With Biden’s Help
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