i think relationship between tha united states and israel is special because we share values and because of the president said as we sleep this morning the united states understands without a state of israel it's not just people of israel who are not safe the jews around the world are not safe without state of israel. so the relationship between the united states and israel is at the core of who i am and what i believe is important for us having an ally in the region that we can count on. while my career is not for the most part been in foreign policy, foreign policy has been integrated into many of the roles i have played. as director of omb, as a chief of staff, as a secretary of the treasury. i was the omb director who helped designry the first m.o.u, to make a multiyear commitment of security assistance to israel. i was a deputy secretary of state who helped israeli becoma member of the oecd, which is the membership organization of the developed nations of the world that israel desperately wanted at a time when it was being marginalized and being thrown out of some international body. i

let's start with this historic address by the president of the united states, joseph payden, to the nation, in which he united ukraine and israel, as the two main, today's reference points, important for the national security of the united states . first of all, by the way, i also saw such editorial comments after this speech , in particular, the washington post, where they said that helping israel and ukraine is not the same as helping them, it is in the interests of the united states, but of course, never in ukraine there was no row, agree, and the fact that it is next to israel in such an interest of the usa, does it change the situation, ours? i, mr. vitaly, am deeply impressed by this speech, i consider it one of the most important, central, precisely in the period when he , which he marked as a turning point in history, and it is true, you and i are going through a turning point... moment in history, we understand very well that from the way this war between russia and ukraine ends, russian aggression and hamas aggression and terrorist act against israel will largely leave the future fate of not only ukraine, not only eur

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united states intens to do. the johnson and president of the united states told even that he did not want israel to start a war. during this meeting, johnson read part of the seat document even. the document stated israel will not be alone unless it decides to go. the soviet union said the same words to egypt and urged them not to start a war. in practice, however, egypt did start the war by closing the straight of tiran to israel. the commanders in the egyptian war room warned that if they wanted to wait for the attack, the first attack would be crippling for egypt, and the chief of staff commented that if they allowed israelis to carry out the first attack, they only fight israel, but if egyptians started the attack, in addition to israel, they must also fight the united states. in the same days, hossain bin talal, king of jordan visited abdan nasir and assured him that he was still disgusted with israel and ready for a possible war and would help egypt in the war against israel. hossain and nasir signed a bilateral defense agreement and hussein practically ordered his army at the behest of egypt. the situatio

the entire arab. and and the most muslim world um rising up against both israel and and and also the united states as supporter of israel, so i think that the united states is trying to restrain. a way, that's why you can see that the um, immediate land invasion has been deferred, but nevertheless the israeli people are extremely angry as well, and they were blind to what's happening to the palestinians, so i think that there was a no win situation, and as i said, they are faced with a prosback of mounting a tiger, and which is not entirely you, sort of um, attractive option even for for the israeli leadership and of course the yahu um and his political position has been already shaking even before this terrorist attack and he's trying to um push his authority by appearing to be aggressive to be no host bar response um that's why the china is now proposing sustainable solution which is two-state solution, because they that's responds to the palestinians right for desent nations, and this has been far to them for far too long, and of course the two states solution had been proposed even by israel, but of course is

united states, the problem is the united states policy, united states illusions, united states plots, united states conspiracies, united states support of the most brutal regimes in the area, whether it's israel or whether it's the arab reactionary regimes, this is the experience of the people of the region, we understand the united states is um retreating and sometime it's dangerous uh because although they are getting weaker, they are still supporting israel, they are still feeding israel, not just with money, but with settlers, when you go to the west bank and you go to an israeli you know colonies, they're speaking fluid english because they come from new york, chicago, san francisco, they they're from canada, they're from europe. uh these settlers are you know in in in palestine are european and american settlers and they are there in order to serve the us imperialist and colonialist project in the region in order to dominate the region and to steal its resources and of course we're keeping our eyes very closely on occupied palestine tonight as this operation continues. thank you both for being with me we're out of time. human rights activists out of houston texas khalid barakat spokespe

1967 we saw the 1973 in 1973, which was the greatest threats to is rarely to israel's continued existence. as a state of the united states did get very close to actually not maybe 20 boots on the ground, but, but very, very intense military support for israel in those 1st days of the surprise attack against israel on multiple friends when he's real, really was facing quite an x, a central crisis, that is not what we're facing right now, but the point remains what if the northern front from left but not from his blood becomes active. what if the rod does want to escalate at visa versus that israel faces? and i think a major headache for the united states, which as i said earlier, has many competing interests in the region. and well, these role might be a 1st among equals, it is not the only interest by far, not the only interest in the region. we're living there for the timing, but thanks very much with him for bringing all that context to us. we didn't blue cross. thank you. and that's it. so now there's continuing updates on these, but i'm also on our website. i'm going to a strategy in relating to, thanks so muc

condition for peace, that was acceptance and recognition of the independent state of israel by the arabs. even went to the united states to discuss israel's offer with the americans, but recognizing israel was not something that gamal absar and the rest of the arabs wanted. لقد قررت ان اتنحى تماما وانهائيا عن اي منصب رسمي واي دور سياسي وان اعود الى صفوف الجماهير اؤدي they were not satisfied with resignation of remained ajan president but did not comply with the soviet us peace agreement. in september of 1967 arab leaders gathered at the chhartom summit and said no peace with israel, no negotiations with israel, no recognition of israel. of course, the are did not have other alternative. and israel did not return the occupied territories to them. on september the 28th, 1970, after the end of the emergency meeting of the arab summit, gamalasar felt pain in his chest, he died the same night in front of anwar sadat's eyes, so the vice president became the president of egypt and many thoughts were running through his mind, six years had passed since the israeli occupation of sina and egypt's third president dreamed o

biden actually defined ukraine as well as, meijo the united states, that is , the largest, ally of the united states, not a member of nato, which is israel from the very beginning, and it seems to me that this is also important, well, for now, in my opinion, it is only the actual recognition of the status of today's ukraine, but it is possible that there will be a legal one, and i understand that the best status for us would be membership. in nato, but this status is very important for our security, well, in principle, there was a lot there, messages, there were a lot of messages in this short appeal, well, the most important thing, of course , for us, is this appeal to congress, a budgetary one with the fact that, if congress has appointed, then there is more than 100 billion dollars of aid for ukraine, for israel, for taiwan and for building a wall between mexico and the united states. i think that this speech and today's statement, the summit of the european union and the united states, they complement each other in very important components, these statements, and they actually define a new approach, perhaps, or maybe a new package of

of the united states. it is a place filled with trees, good weather, and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time that the united states held itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the only. one had this sense of responsibility in us government, the first and perhaps most responsible us president on the palestinian issue was harry s truwman. the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible to create nation with the vote of the majority and give them land in the same place. those are in favor will say yes, those are against will say no, afghanistan, no, argentina, argentina, abstention, egypt, no, iraq, no, lebanon, no, soviet union. yes, united kingdom, abstain, united states, yes, paraguay, yes, the resolution of the duck committee for palestine was adopted by 33 votes, 13 against 10 abstentions. israeli flag was hoisted outside the united nations just after this session. when the un general assembly voted on the partition plan for palestine, the zionists did not keep the great powers waiting. the rep

united states, the problem is the united states policy, united states united states plots, united states conspiracies, united states support of the most brutal regimes in the area, whether it's israel or whether it's the arab reactionary regimes, this is the experience of the people of the region, we understand that united states is treeding, and sometime it's dangerous, because although they are getting weaker, they are still supporting israel, they are still feeding israel not just with money, but with settlers, when you go to the west bank and you go to an israeli, colonies, they're speaking fluid english because they come from new york, chicago, san francisco, they they're from canada, they're from europe, these settlers are you, in in palestine are european and american settlers and they are there in order to serve the us imperialist and colonialist project in the region in order to do. dominate the region and to steal its resources and of course we're keeping our eyes very closely on occupied palestine tonight as this operation continues, thank you both for being with me, we're out of time, human rights activists out of houston texas khalid barakat, spokesperson movement out

of america, they have serious obligations, to each other, and accordingly, the united states of america to israelerefore, the united states of america will do their utmost so that in this situation, the situation does not escalate even more, and this aircraft carrier group aims to deter those who think or who dream of a big war in the middle east with the participation of other arab countries, because the league of arab states - this is an association that includes more than 20 arab countries, and these countries have a total of 360 million inhabitants, and it is clear that if a big, big war starts with the participation of the united states of america and iran in the middle east, then of course it will not will do without the participation of other arab countries, well, and accordingly, from others, other countries of the world do not refrain from this war, and obviously , obviously, this is the first benefit, for vladimir putin himself, what they say in moscow, in moscow they say that hamas attacked on israel, and at the same time they used weapons for mobile weapons, which the ukrainians suppo

the united states has israel's back of what _ the united states has israel's back of what we — the unitedwhat we have the back today, we will have it — of what we have the back today, we will have it tomorrow, we will have it every— will have it tomorrow, we will have it every day — the death toll is rising the israeli military says they have now

state. the situation was not good. all so the prime minister of israel, moses sharit was sent to the united states so that he might be able to change the strong willed united states secretary of state's opinion, the recognition of the state of israel, but george marshall did not agree at all. marshall went to the white house to talk to harry s truwman and he realized that the president did not agree with him and had different ideas about israel. clark cliffford, the white house council was also present in that meeting. general mark. started off, the president listened attentively and then said, i would like now to hear from clark, but as i spoke, i saw marshall's face getting ridder and redder. george marshall realized the trueman supported israel for two reasons, zionist money and votes in the upcoming elections and truemen mentioned. this point explicitly, however, marshall tried to make truman aware of the consequences of his decision. we are in the midst of very critical situation. we should therefore carefully avoid approaching international problems on an emotional basis. finally, marshall said that if truman recogn

saturday, when the attack just happened, the president of the united states of america, joseph biden , held talks with the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, during which joe biden confirmed the unwavering support of the united states of america for israel, and also assured that help is on the way. i would like to note that amelika ar, the leader, also assured that the support will continue as long as it is needed, and noted that he also made a separate address on the same day, to communicate in particular with the american media, and in this address he also noted in particular that all parties who are hostile to israel, he warned them not to take advantage of this opportunity and warned them not to interfere in the discussion that has already taken place, i suggest listening to a fragment of his speech right now. today, the people of israel are under attack by the terrorist organization hamas. at this tragic moment, i want to tell them, the whole world and the terrorists believe that the us supports israel. we will never waver in their support. we will make sure that they have the help that their citizens need and tha

states visited israel of the united states of americathony blinken and the minister of defense, lloyd austin, not for the first time, the americans so strongly support israel and promise support'. full support for israel to retaliate against all those who encroach on its independence, who encroach on its territory, these two prominent groups that have now approached israel, in your opinion, is a warning to iran and syria, or to a wider range of countries that could join the arab-israeli war, the wider arab-israeli war. well, i will start by saying that the americans have always helped israel, and quite literally , in recent years, when we received from the americans 300 million dollars in military aid every year, then israel received 3 billion a year of this help, that is, the order of the numbers speaks for itself, so even now, it is clear that the americans cannot allow terrorism in the middle east to gain further momentum, and that is why they are certainly so active in helping, and you are absolutely right, that both the secretary of

first of all of us, it's almost to verify what exactly has happened, but also even if the united states of israel now with claim as these was already done. so in the u. s. is in its doing its own investigation incorporation with these russ. it's really difficult to say, even if the facts out to be correct, which version of the story is correct in the eyes of the regional stakeholder, is it was a come us minute things, or the is nomic jihad says, or is it what is what claims to be the fact and this is what's really, really, increasingly difficult because it comes down to the question of trust which information, which version of the story not just of based attack, anything that's happening right now in the region. well, the stakeholders trusts and what's going to be the comes expense politically, but also militarily, as a result. and as from it is to, as a president abiding you as president 5 and has been pointing out here, a tool king, a with a prime minister. nothing else, more discussions will follow and this is what you do not know what the discussions will bring about. what's going to be in fa

look at the secretary of state's remarks, we can really break down his messages in his message into 3 main themes. the 1st one is of course, re edit it reiterating israel, the united states of support to israel militarily. at this moment, he said that the united states will continue to provide israel with what it needs. and additionally, he said that the by the administration is committed to continuing to work with congress to make sure that these needs are continue to be met. moving forward, we are, we are in a bit of a political crisis right now. in the united states, the house of representatives does not have a speaker. that issue is expected to be resolved within the coming days. and we do understand from law law makers across the all that the 1st order of business for the speaker and the house would be coming up with a resolution condemning the terror attacks committed by how most an organization that is already designated as a tear organization by the united states among to others. the 2nd message is the emotional support that he provided today. uh, 1st with his remarks, a standing next to prime minister benjamin netanyahu talking about his own a history wit

75th anniversary of the birth of israel and the recognition with each of you and with our special guest, ambassador michael herzog, israel's ambassador to the united states. the story of truman in israel and the life and times of harry truman, for that matter, need to be shared now more than ever. and this is the truman library institute's mission to share truman's story and to teach important lessons from his life and presidency. i'm sure you all saw the dozens of kids that were in the building today getting in our way. but here with their excitement and that's what it's all about, teaching a new generation about these lessons. the new $30 million exhibition that hopefully you've all seen. if you haven't, it's right out there. please go through it on. your way out of the building does a wonderful of sharing these stories and these lessons, including the chapter about the creation of israel. the exhibition now includes the shirley and barnett c helzberg junior recognition of israel gallery. this stunning gallery details how the dream of a jewish homeland became a reality through a carefully curated selection of text panels, wall graphics documents, artif

united states. america before israel, so the united states of america will do its best to prevent this situation from escalating further, and this carrier group aims to restrain those who are thinking or who dream of a big war in the middle east with the participation of other arab countries, because the league of arab states is such an association that includes more than 20 arab countries and in total these countries have 360 ​​million residents, and it is clear that if a big war starts with the participation of the united states of america and iran in the middle east, then of course it will not be without the participation of other arab countries , and accordingly, other countries of the world will not refrain from others. from this war, and obviously obviously, this is the first thing that is beneficial, for vladimir putin himself, what they are saying in moscow, in moscow they are saying that hamas attacked israel and at the same time they used weapons, western weapons, which the ukrainians allegedly sent to the gaza sector, or sold this weapons, fighting. to hamas, of course, our officials and o

background of our successes and the support of the united states of america, ukrainians, the united states of america also shows support for the state of israelpresident of the united states is due to arrive in israel tomorrow. america, joseph biden, today the federal chancellor of germany, olaf scholz, flew there, and these are visits of support to israelis and people who are fighting for their independence and their state. at the same time, we see against this background how the participants of an international conference are gathering in beijing , which is called the one belt one road international forum, and where the conditional group, as opposed to the western powers, is also discussing its future, although, although this forum international, one belt, one road, in fact, it was spelled out and articulated, like this road from china to europe, and indeed many countries, were supposed to take part in this, well, silk road , let's say this, it will be easier and understandable for our viewers, ukraine is not there, that is, it is clear that one of the important components of what this road consists of is missing, but there is orbán, the pr

african-american secretary of state who recently visited israel in a show of solidarity stands with you. [applause] and the highest ranking african-american ever to serve in the unitedress in the history of this great country stands with you and israel today. [applause] you have friends in the african-american community and we will stand with you and stand with israel and trump anti-semitism. the road ahead, as i close, will not be easy. but the state of israel is strong and the jewish people are resilient. the jewish people have been resilient for thousands of years. from pain, persecution, and the holocaust. uniquely horrific crime against humanity. the jewish people were resilient during the war of independence in 1948. the jewish people were resilient during the suez conflict in 1956. the jewish people were resilient during the six-day war in 1967. the jewish people were resilient during the yom kippur war in 1973. the jewish people were resilient during the first intifada. the jewish people were resilient during the second intifada. the jewish people have been resilient during multiple rounds of conflict with hamas since 2006. and the resilience of the jewish p

of governing. i will have more to say in the coming days but for right now, this isn't a war against israel, it's part of a clear and present danger to the united states and of the entire civilized world. this, madam president is a time for choosing as israel works to eliminate the terrorists who threaten its existence the united states must reaffirm our commitment to israel's securityt and we must continue to demonstrate by our leadership that no country should offer safe havens to those who aid and a bed terror. >> i come to the floor today to express my shock and horror at what hamas has done and its terrorist attack on israel. it's difficult to comprehend the evil we witnessed last week. before saturday october 7, 2023, there were over 1,000 innocent the jewish people going about their lives in southern israel. there were young people at a music festival, grandparents outside of their homes, children celebrating birthdays, mothers with little babies in their arms. hamas massacred them all. we've not seen this kind of atrocity since the early days of the isis caliphate. tragically, we must not only mourn the death that hamas left behind, we must tr

the united states has israel's back of what _ the united states has israel's back of what we — the unitedtates has israel's back of what we have the back today, we will have _ of what we have the back today, we will have it — of what we have the back today, we will have it tomorrow, we will have it every— will have it tomorrow, we will have it every day~ — the death toll is rising the israeli military says they have now recovered at least 1,200 people killed in israel this past weekend. and in the five day bombardment of gaza, already more than 1,000 palestinians have died. today the un called on all sides to respect civilians, and requested that a humanitarian corridor be set up in gaza — to get food in and to evacuate the most seriously injured. we'll hear from our correspondents across the region. from lucy williamson who has been to the town of 0fakim, where they have been burying their dead. from gaza, our correspondent rushdi abu alouf. and anna foster is on israel's northern border with lebanon, where israel has been exchanging fire today with hezbollah militants. good evening. the

is a clear commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity and i believe that israel should be dealt with the same standards of law as israel and its supporters united statese comment and appreciate iran for its very clear and strong and bold position on the ongoing war between palestine and israel. iran's stance is the stance which needs to be followed by other muslim countries. especially the arab world, if they want to have an independent palestinian state. the conference concluded with a resolution, urging the international community to take concrete steps to support palestinian cause and hold israel accountable for its actions. the national conference on palestine saw a unified voice from participants with different backgrounds, all advocated for the secession of violence against palestinian. and urge the countries around the world to reconsider their diplomatic ties with israel. nasik as me, press tv, islamabad. that's a rap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top news and brief. في كل عمليه اسرائيليه تاريخيا ومتابعتنا لهذا التاريخ ان تضرب الاعلام في لحظاته الاولى وبالتالي تصنع هنا القلق على الاقل وتصنع. this is the area where i was target

of israel. you have been affected by an unspeakable, horrific act of terrorism and i want you to know that the united kingdom and i are with you. the united states promised a decision to the red army of the united nations on the cease-fire between israel and gas sector, the organization allegedly called for humanitarian pauses to provide needed aid to millions of palestinians. permanent us representative prion linda thomas greenfield said that her country did not support the resolution because it does not mention israel's right to self-defense. russia abstained during the vote, because the resolution mentioned the disgusting terrorist attacks by hamas against israel. we are together with you, a great team, more than 1890 hryvnias are already in our bathhouse. friends, we thank you for each of our donations and your donation. let me remind you that we collect for two appliances of night vision for soldiers of the 102nd brigade of the 2011 battalion of the verkhov territorial defense. village officials have been holding the defense in the zaporozhye direction for 18 months and have not given the aggressor even a centimeter of ukrainian land. defen

only new thing i want to tell you is that this morning there was information that the united states of america, israel agreed on a ceasefire in butsim. egypt, which is again supportive, the arab world , the united states of america, by the way, the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinken was in israel last week, he met with the prime minister of this country, benjamin netanyahu, then he went to saudi arabia, last night, in fact, even this morning, he met with crown prince, saudi. arabia, and again, according to information, he is to return to israel for the second time today in order to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the second time, as well as leading politicians of this country, so, as you can see, a lot of everything is happening there, by the way, and the president of the united states of america, joe biden, may come to israel on the 18th or 19th, so we'll see, right now we don't have our guest that i've already introduced, we're waiting for him to come on, let's go to a short commercial break , we'll meet again in a few minutes, there are 20% discounts

of israel. terrorism is never justified israel has a right to defend itself and its people. united states against any other party hostile to israel seeking advantage in the situation. might it ministrations of war or forisrael security is rocksod unwavering. officials say this is the largest attack on israel a and a half century dating back to yom kippur took place 50 years ago yesterday but unlike the yom kippur war it was on the sabbath the jewish holiday. the celebration is the conclusion of the public tour oa readings presenter tom cotton issuing a scathing statement saying in part quotes this war is a transparent attempt by iran to derail the peace talks to eat israel and saudi arabia. the united states should provide israel the military diplomat it support it needs to destroy hamas. the bite administration should cease all engagement with iran. former defense secretary mark esper spoke about the attacks this morning and this blunt assessment. >> it was a surprise but cost the israelis completely off guard. you cannot say anything but it was an intelligence failure. we are dealing wi

any influence with united states, really, the only with israel is the united states, the united states is going to change, the united states relies on israel and united states members of congress rely on israeli lobbies to get them reelected, they're not going to give up their their jobs for something as trivial. with international law and human rights uh no, they're they're going to continue to to endorse genocide uh so that they they can get the donations from the pro israeli lobbies. this just shows the the level of morality or lack there of that so many uh government representatives in the united states and elsewhere have, they will not recognize genocide when it is right in front of them. gentlemen, i want to thank you both for joining us, i appreciate both of you putting your time to address this uh particular atrocity, it's uh taken us till right now it's 4 am tehran time and we are still witnessing uh protests in the iranian uh capital in istanbul, turkey, other places romala earlier uh baghdad, beirout, aman, jordan, and they're still ongoing, we're following developments very closely here, over 500 civilians dead at the arabi hospital in central. hit by a mi

creation of a palestinian state, should play a role in resolving the issue will become the starting point for the normalization of relations between modern israel and this future state. what is the uniteded to? again, vladimir mikhailovich, here’s another question that surprised many, you said that this was naturally predetermined, i approved what the turkish authorities said about sweden’s membership in nato membership of this country in nato, and this country, the arab world, i must say, has had a very big grudge against this country for quite a long time, i mean, how since scandinavia in general, it probably puts itself somehow in the victory of democracy and all that, the fact that there you can burn the koran in the streets, which, of course, is categorically not accepted in the entire arab, in the entire islamic world in general , and how do you think this will affect the reputation of the turkish republic? well, you know that erdogan gave the go-ahead to parliament. on the ratification of the protocol on sweden's accession to nato, i think that this was the result of bargaining, definitely, which we do not know about, erdogan is an experienced politician, he is worthy of respect

israel and the united states. mr. lew: i think the relationship between the united states and israel is special because we share values and the united states understands without the state of israel, it's not just people of israel, jews around the world are not safe. so the relationship between the united states and israel is at the core of who i am and what i believe is important for us having an ally in the region that we can count on. my career has not for the most part in foreign policy, it has been integrated into many of the roles i played as the direct tore of o.m.b., chief of staff and treasury. i was the o.m.b. director who helped design the first m.o.u. of security assistance to israel. i was the deputy secretary of state to help israel to become a member of the oecd which is developed nations of the world that israel wanted at a time when it was being marginalized and being thrown out. i was the o.m.b. director who helped fund missile defense and not without concerns of cost and some concerns about the scope of our commitments. i have not shied away from expressing my views when the position of the united states and position of israel require government official

state department is preparing an evacuation. the usa, in general from israel and from lebanon, and there are 600,000 citizens of the united statesse. well, what about the united states itself, and how president biden feels there and what they have with the trains, after the advertisement. comrade, i don’t understand what we’re talking about at all, we have a serious statistical agency, we cannot have banquets, especially at night. lumya, what kind of circus have you created here, i wanted to talk to you, then my business, rush, it hurts me. i want to know the truth, where did you get this ring from? sergei bezrukov, in the serial film by valery todorovsky, bison, the case of a fashion model, watch after the program time, snob gin, a product of the stellar group. samantha power, director of usaid assistance agency. united states, to everyone who does not ask for this help. the main threat our nation faces today is russia. you’re here with mrs. paura, she’s laughing now, ask what she’s doing with the parubi, they set fire to the maidan. and you always need to shoot somehow, yes, something needs to be done. in fact, this is the str

united nations earlier reintegrated his country support for israel. what about the risk of the conflict escalating? tell us exactly what the us is planning in terms of their support for israel. well, the united states is a, are the quizzically on the side of israel. we've heard from multiple us officials that the united states stands by israel's right to defend itself, a calling of these acts of terror attacks. but how much has has, has, has done over the past 36 hours or so. we've seen the us move aircraft carriers and ships to the eastern mediterranean in an effort, according to us officials, to deter other actors in the region and to tell them that this is not an opportunity for them to take advantage of, of the chaos and the situation that's going on in israel to advance their own geo political, a goals. and these actors are iran, you know, fractions in the west bank, and even in lebanon, where we have seen flare ups at the border of, with israel. it's also, according to us officials assigned to assure the as really people that the american government is on their side. we've also there's a long send middle terry cooperation between israel and the united states. as real res receives north of $30

sea, they are calling for the total destruction of the state of israel and ridding the middle east of all jews. well, not on our watch. the united states will stand side-by-side with our democratic ally israel. i urge my colleagues to join me in voting in support of this resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has ex-niempled gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. >> i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from missouri, mrs. wagner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. mrs. wagner: i rise in support of h.res. 771. today the house has an opportunity to demonstrate moral clarity and moral courage. these past few weeks have exposed a level of anti-semitism in this nation that is frightening. whether it is schoolchildren chanting for the genocide of israelis by calling for removal from the river to the sea or radicalized college students projecting anti-semitic slogans on the side of school property, it is clear young americans are being indoctrinated against israel. these actions must be con deemed. hamas is a terror organization. that slaughtered innocent wo

given the danger state of emergency that israel faces, the united states needs a confirmed u.s. ssador in jerusalem. we need someone there to reinforce the message that the united states stands shoulder to shoulder with the state of israel as a response to the unprecedented terrorist attack. we need someone to lead the remarkable selfless u.s. personnel who will be working nonstop admission israel. we need at ambassador who can work with our israeli partners and help provide services to over 600,000 american citizens here. so secretary lew, it was with great urgency that we hold this nomination hearing today. i am committed to giving you n place in israel as soon as possible. i want to thank senator risch for working with me so we could expedite this hearing today. i thank him for that. i think we both agree speed is of the essence and having a confirmed ambassador to israel. so i would ask the cooperation of our colleagues. i'm going as the question for the record be subdued by close of business today and will make every effort to make sure that we get those responses to you by

israel at this point? well, i'm running for president, my job is to look at it through the lens of the interests of the united statesone of the things we need to know is their real goals. here's one reasonable option: israel will define its goal, and the united states should say, here's what we can support, here's what we can't. but here is one version that, if i were the president of the united states, i would fully support, and it seems to me that that this is one of the best scenarios for israel itself. think about a world in which israel has a clear target, say 100 people at the top of hamas, we want to impale their heads. real retribution and justice that must be carried out in this situation. who did this, exactly 100 people or not, but those people in hamas who can be reached, go in and do it. i think the united states needs to help them with intelligence. i think the us can help with what can be called. let israel carry this out so that it can be fully protect ourselves without interference from the un or other countries, attract us allies to share intelligence, support that does not require our military pre