Joe Biden could have made this Gaza deal 2 years ago but deliberately chose not to, saying to Kamala Harris "I am a Zionist". I remember when I thought that Biden was not quite as bad as Putin.

I recommend this podcast with the very well informed Max Blumenthal. It's full of plums. 

An excerpt: 

<And what [Gershon] Baskin has said, and he wrote
this in the Times of Israel recently, is that in September 2024,
the same deal that was just made, but tens of thousands of lives lost later
was on the table and it was not only on the table. Every side was ready to commit to it except the Biden administration wasn't pushing
Netanyahu or Israel. Why? What else was
happening in September 2024? That's when Israel began its campaign to maul Hezbollah, to begin to assassinate all of its leadership, to assassinate Hassan Nasallah as he was negotiating a ceasefire as he was working on negotiating a cessation of conflict in the south of Lebanon and they killed him. And the Biden administration, the
people around Biden, especially Brett McGurk, who today is working for the Saudis in a series of Saudi arms industry linked tech firms, Brett McGurk became so enthralled with the idea of destroying Hezbollah along with Amos Hochstein, the Israeli born negotiator for Lebanon for Biden, that Biden sat around and did nothing.

This is also corroborated by Kamala Harris's own memoir where she said that every time she would bring up the concept of a ceasefire, Biden would say, "Well, I'm a Zionist" and then he would proceed to ship more 2,000 pound weapons to Israel. So, this could have all been done by Biden. Tony Blinken could have had these Israeli captives who are now being released on the White House lawn. Biden could have vied for the Nobel Prize, but he chose not to.

Tens of thousands were murdered.

Hundreds are being pulled from the rubble every day that we didn't even
know were dead. Gaza is 83% destroyed. And so this is the actually the legacy of Biden, this is Biden's failure.>

From Gerson Baskin's article.

What we should also know is that this deal could have been done a long time ago. Hamas agreed to all the same terms in September 2024, as outlined in the “Three Weeks Deal” that I had received in both written and voice messages, in Arabic and English. But at that point, the Israeli negotiators responded that “the Prime Minister did not agree to end the war.” Even though the “Three Week Deal” proposal landed on the desk of President Biden, his person in charge, Bret McGurk, refused to stray from the bad deal that he was negotiating.

I met with members of the American negotiating team in October 2024, and they were as frustrated as I was with their inability to convince Biden and Biden’s people to look seriously at the deal on the table. The Qataris invited me to Doha in October 2024, and I presented to them the deal that Hamas agreed to, which they were fully aware of, but they said that without the American adoption of the plan, nothing could be done, because the obstacle was Israel, not Hamas. That is the same message I received from the Egyptian intelligence – Hamas was ready for a deal to release all of the hostages, not to govern Gaza any longer, and to end the war. But Israel was not prepared to go ahead.