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President Biden on Wednesday reaffirmed his administration’s stance that Israel has the right to defend itself in the aftermath of the Hamas terrorist attacks, while noting images coming out of Gaza that show children crying out for their parents and efforts to identify the dead. Biden noted the images of parents in Gaza who wrote…

Terrorism and immigration experts say that the threat of attacks in the U.S. and Israel are not comparable.

WATCHUNG – A proclamation denouncing the terrorist attacks committed by Hamas, officially known as the Islamic Resistance Movement, and acknowledging the loss of innocent lives in Israel and Gaza was

The White House expressed confidence Tuesday that Israel is trying to minimize civilian casualties as Israeli forces carry out airstrikes in Gaza as well as a ground offensive following Hamas terrorist attacks earlier this month, as the rising toll of civilian casualties has sparked outcry from humanitarian groups and activists. John Kirby, a White House…

Official advice was changed on 29 October

The White House on Monday outlined a slew of actions intended to address what it called an “alarming” rise in reported antisemitic incidents at schools and on college campuses in the wake of the Hamas terrorist attack against Israel earlier this month. Several departments across the federal government have taken steps to increase engagement and…

As second gentleman Doug Emhoff spoke to a group of Jewish leaders gathered at the White House in the wake of Hamas’s terrorist attacks on Israel, his voice shook with emotion. Emhoff, who is Jewish, slammed his first on the lectern as he described his outrage over the “mass murder of innocent civilians.” Days later,…

Herzi Halevi, the chief of the general staff of the Israel Defense Forces, said the IDF's "best soldiers and commanders" were fighting Hamas in Gaza.

The controversy at Harvard in the wake of the Hamas attack in Israel raises a bigger question: Why do universities make political statements at all?

If a presidential candidate really wanted to keep American families safe, which threat would he focus on more: a), the one that has resulted in over 150,000 Americans being killed over the last 15 years on U.S. soil; or b), the one that has killed fewer than 50 Americans? I’m going to bet that most…