Israeli Foreign Policy
The event aimed to broadcast that “there is a vibrant pro-Israel constituency that must be taken seriously,” according to an organizer.
The author and advocate for responsible personal economics vowed to make the event “10 times what it was before.”
“We urged leadership to weigh the weight of their words when addressing the war,” Nathan Diament, the Orthodox Union’s executive director for public policy, told JNS.
“Israel, as a state, has been focused on maintaining more strategic ties,” said Asher Fredman, Israel director at the Abraham Accords Peace Institute.
The American artist and influencer participated in a ‘NOVA’ dance tribute in memory of the victims of Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre.
“The president’s threat to veto this legislation and Schumer’s refusal to bring it to a vote in the Senate are acts of betrayal to our closest ally in the region,” said Speaker of the House Mike Johnson.
The Egyptian government is reportedly demanding that the crossing be managed only by Palestinians.
The Iowa senator accused the president of inflaming an already hot situation in the Middle East.
Western official: The region has understood, if it happened to Israel, it could happen to me.
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz has spoken with his British and German counterparts “about the need to persuade Egypt to reopen the Rafah Crossing.”
“The bill would undermine the president’s ability to execute an effective foreign policy,” the Biden administration said.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) said “any official who supports this embargo will be doing so without a paycheck.”
