In the past week or so, we have seen a series of Islamic terror attacks across the United States.

We now have several. We had the attack in Austin. We had the ISIS-inspired attack in New York with the improvised explosive devices.

We had the attack on Old Dominion. And of course, we had the attack on the synagogue in Michigan.

We're now learning that the motivation behind the attack on the synagogue was the man in question

had lost family in Israeli strikes on Lebanon.

Now, while this does not seem to be wholly motivated by Islamic extremism, it's more to do

with the war.

The question is, who are we allowing into our country? Who is vetting them? And more importantly, for what benefit do the American people

open their doors to individuals who would commit acts of terror like this? Now, certainly,

we can get into the conversation of

being involved in Middle Eastern wars and in conflicts that Israel is primarily concerned with,

not the United States, although I know many pro-Israel people will say that their interests are

our interests or that we support them in these efforts. But the point is this, I don't care

for Lebanon. I don't care

as it pertains to U.S. interest. I don't think Lebanon is that big a thorn in our side. But for Israel,

it is. And if Israel is going to be engaging in these strikes against Hezbollah, which I understand

is funded and supplied by Iran. And so these things do tie together. I do not believe it is beneficial for the United

States to receive blowback from Israeli military operations. That being said, we also know,

according to Marco Rubio, that Israel had been planning an operation and action against Iran,

and if they did strike, Iran would retaliate against us. So instead of taking a defensive posture,

the U.S. decided to join Israel in these strikes, and I'm not a fan of that either. I think all of

these mega individuals, all of these Trump supporters that are getting behind this war need to

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