From the data I’ve seen so far, it looks like it slowed substantially under both of them.

In the other comments around this time you were telling me you had fixed your understanding of that WHO data and implied i was belaboring the point. Yet here you fucking are, still trying to use it in that way. Such a weasely little liar, dude.

To be fair to Trump, it reached its lowest point, from what I can tell, under him, but I think that’s in spite of him, not because of him.

THis is because it conflicts with your internal narrative that Democrats are simply better than Republicans and so when Democrats do worse things than Republicans they can’t be real.

This is the same Trump who said we should move all the people out and have the US take over Gaza, who said Israel should just finish the job, and who, several months after the “ceasefire” began, said that Gaza is great real estate and that we should totally disarm Hamas and build skyscrapers there.

See how easy you are to bamboozle? All it takes is rhetoric! No need to look at action and material outcomes.

I think it’s far, far more likely that Israel decided to take a slower, less obvious approach due to mounting global backlash, and Trump just seized the opportunity to take credit so he could continue to whine about how he deserved a peace prize.

This returns us to you misusing the WHO data that you supposedly now understand the flaws of.

If you’ve got information that would prove me wrong, though, I’m always happy to consider it.

Lie of the week.