Biden reaffirms support for Israel on eve of Passover
US President Joe Biden has reaffirmed his commitment to Israel's security on the eve of the Jewish Passover holiday.
US President Joe Biden has reaffirmed his commitment to Israel's security on the eve of the Jewish Passover holiday.
Following the adjournment, Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, who will step down in November, criticized the precedent set, saying it is not a proud day for the Senate.
US President Joe Biden has reiterated his country's commitment to Israel's security, underscoring as well the need to contain the conflict from further spreading.
US President Joe Biden extended his wishes to Muslims across the world on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr while also reflecting on the ongoing conflict and displacement in Gaza, and Sudan.
Additionally, Israel said that it would augment the quantity of help entering Jordan via the Kerem Shalom border crossing.
The US President also called for an "immediate ceasefire" to stabilize and improve the humanitarian situation there.
"They were providing food to hungry civilians in the middle of a war. They were brave and selfless. Their deaths are a tragedy," Biden said in a statement on Tuesday.
Former US President Donald Trump on Saturday warned of a 'bloodbath' in the country if he does not get elected in the polls set to be held later this year, Politico reported.
The stage is now set for a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, with both candidates having secured their parties' nominations on Tuesday, less than halfway through the primary season of the election cycle.
US forces involved in the mission "are either already in the region or will begin to move there soon", the official said.