No Americans Freed By Hamas In Initial Release

Well, thanks Joe Biden.

Guess how many American hostages were released in the first group of people set free from Hamas:

ZERO.

So why in the heck was Biden calling for a ceasefire?

He's literally saying that Hamas should not be fired upon by Israel, and what does America get out of it?

Absolutely nothing.

It's kind of like when Biden sends billions of our tax dollars to Ukraine when our own people at home are suffering.

It's kind of like how Biden's administration is putting so much time and money into sneaking illegal immigrants into this country when there are countless Americans without shelter to sleep in at night.

Biden had no real plan for getting Americans to safety during a ceasefire.

The old man even admitted that his strategy for securing Americans' release was to cross his fingers and hope Hamas let them go.

"I'm keeping my fingers crossed," Biden said when asked if four-year-old Abigail Mor Edan would be among the hostages released.

Abigail Mor Edan is an Israeli American whose parents were murdered by Hamas on Oct. 7.

The little girl's fourth birthday was on Nov. 24.

She is the youngest American hostage known to be taken by Hamas.

"When I think about that on Friday is Abigail's fourth birthday and that she should be home with her family and with her sister and brother and she isn't right now," said the youngster's great-aunt Liz Hirsh Naftali.

"It's like you get your emotions, you have to keep them in check, because if not you think about nine-month-old children, little girls, little boys, mothers and you just hope that there's somebody holding these little children," Liz Hirsh Naftali continued. "When people ask that, I'm not a politician, I'm not a diplomat, I will believe it when I see them walk out, be driven out and they are free."

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