Biden's first statement on Israel-Palestine tension
US President Joe Biden appeared before the cameras and made his first statement regarding the Israel-Palestine tension. Biden stated, "We have very clear and absolute support. The US stands with Israel."
As the Israel-Palestine war continues to escalate, Biden appeared before the cameras and stated that they support Israel.
The US President said, "We have very clear and absolute support. The US stands with Israel."
In his speech regarding the Israel-Palestine tension, US President Joe Biden included the following remarks:
Innocent people were killed by Hamas. They were taken hostage.
I held a meeting with Netanyahu and told him that the US stands with Israel regarding the terrorist attacks.
This is not a time for any party to seek revenge.
I spoke with the King of Jordan, I spoke with Congress, and I directed my national security team to Israel. We have very clear and absolute support. There is no question of Israel's attacks being made to legitimize this. Intelligence agencies and diplomats have been in contact.
I have ordered our team to remain in constant contact.
I want countries like Egypt, Turkey, Oman, the UAE, and Qatar to be in discussions with Palestinian officials.
People's lives are being taken here, families are being destroyed. I am praying for all the families.
May their souls rest in peace. I wish a speedy recovery to many. Let no one make a mistake. The US stands with Israel. The US recognized Israel 11 minutes after its founding. Thank you very much.
News Source: 12punto
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