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“The victim suffered minor injuries from the assault,” the Montgomery County Police Department stated.
“No one should face discrimination when they travel, and today’s action sends a clear message to the airline industry,” stated U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
“Organizations like Samidoun masquerade as charitable actors that claim to provide humanitarian support to those in need, yet in reality divert funds for much-needed assistance to support terrorist groups,” the U.S. Treasury Department said.
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris denounced “all forms of hate and bigotry against Muslim and Arab Americans.”
The liberal “Squad” member said “the horrors unfolding in northern Gaza are the result of a completely unrestrained Netanyahu government, fully armed by the Biden administration.”
Footage shows some in the crowd chaining themselves to the fence before the exchange opened at 9:30 a.m.
“The only one burning children alive were your buddies over at Hamas,” retorted Israel’s U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon.
“What arguably constitutes the most problematic aspect of Imam Elahi’s persona is his explicit and continuous support for Hezbollah.”
The Times pretends nothing has changed, but its newsroom has in fact radically changed and no longer upholds the standards it once did.
“These measures will help further deny Iran financial resources used to support its missile programs and provide support for terrorist groups that threaten the United States, its allies and partners,” U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said.
“I will never stop fighting for the release of all the hostages, including, of course, the seven American citizens, living and deceased, who are still held,” Harris said.
“The problem with ‘words are violence’ is that violence is therefore words—and just another form of expression,” wrote James Panero, executive editor of the “New Criterion.”
