On its way out the door, the Biden administration unveiled its <a href="https://www.frontpagemag.com/white-house-islamophobia-strategy-says-muslims-were-the-real-victims-of-oct-7th/">National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia and Anti-Arab Hate</a> in December. The Strategy, which denied Islamic terrorism and claimed Muslims were the victims of irrational hate, was not only a giveaway to Islamist groups, but it marked yet another failure by the administration to lay out a counter-terror strategy.

Americans died in New Orleans weeks later because the Biden administration once again refused to take Islamic terrorism seriously.

Americans died because the Biden administration refused to take Islamic terrorism seriously.{ai:summary}<p>The Biden administration's National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia and Anti-Arab Hate, released in December, has been criticized for denying the reality of Islamic terrorism and portraying Muslims solely as victims. This approach is seen as a failure to establish an effective counter-terror strategy.</p><p>Critics argue that this lack of seriousness towards Islamic terrorism has real-world consequences, as evidenced by recent attacks in New Orleans. The strategy is viewed as a concession to Islamist groups rather than a robust response to terrorism. #politics</p>

Before Attacks, Biden Admin Came Up With Anti-Islamophobia, Not Anti-Terror Strategy

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