Former US President Donald described his Democratic successor, Joe Biden, as "the least intelligent president in the history of the country."
“Our president is a man with a very low IQ, and I am willing to bet that Joe Biden has the lowest IQ of all American presidents,” Trump said at a rally for his supporters in Michigan. Adding that he is "so unqualified for his position that he cannot even find the podium to deliver a speech without assistance."
Congressman Ronnie Jackson, a former White House physician, said that Biden suffers from cognitive problems that pose a major threat to the country.
It includes 3 million people The Black Church demands that the White House stop financial support for Israel
The African Methodist Episcopal Church, which has 3 million people in the United States, called on the White House to "stop military aid to Israel and prevent the genocide it is committing in Gaza."
The New York Times reported excerpts from a statement from the council of the church, also called the Black Church, which was signed by 4 of its senior bishops, including leader Stafford Wicker.
She said that the statement stressed the need to stop financial support for Israel immediately, noting that it comes at a time when Israel is preparing for a military operation on the city of Rafah, which is crowded with displaced people.
The bishops explained that Israel terrorized Palestinian civilians in Rafah, deprived them of food, shelter, and health care, and planned to kill them, noting that Washington may have paid the price for the weapons with which Palestinians are killed.
This is the first American church to take such a public step, and now Israel fears that other churches will follow suit.
The African Methodist Episcopal Church is the first church in the United States to be founded by black people, and last month Joe Biden became the first American president to speak in the middle of the church, as part of his campaign to mobilize support among the African American population.
It should be noted that US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken had previously assured Israeli President Isaac Herzog that the United States would not support any ground military operation in Rafah without a plan that guarantees the safety of more than a million displaced people there.