Joe Biden: 'Without Israel, Jews wouldn't be safe anywhere'
At the White House Chanukah reception, the US president reaffirmed his commitment to Israel’s right to defend itself
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At the White House Chanukah reception, the US president reaffirmed his commitment to Israel’s right to defend itself
Second gentleman Doug Emhoff is the first Jewish person to be the spouse of one of the country's nationally elected leaders
WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden hosted a Hanukkah reception at the White House on Monday night, vowing to continue to stand with Israel in its war with Hamas while saying that a "surge of antisemitism" around the globe "is sickening."
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is hosting a White House reception Monday evening to mark Chanukah, celebrating the festival of lights as he has continued to denounce rising antisemitism