President Biden on Tuesday denounced the 'unadulterated evil' of Hamas' terrorist attacks on Israel, saying Washington will surge ammunition to the Israeli military, bolster U.S. defense forces in the region and beef up security around centers of Jewish life in the U.S.
President Joe Biden speaks Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023, in the State Dining Room of the White House in Washington, about the war between Israel and the militant Palestinian group Hamas. , saying Washington will surge ammunition to the Israeli military, bolster U.S. defense forces in the region and beef up security around centers of Jewish life in the U.S.said at least 14 U.S. citizens have been killed in the attacks and that an unknown number of Americans are being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza.
The president said he will ask Congress for more “urgent” aid to fund “our partners,” apparently a reference to bothand Ukraine. Congress is already debating the administration’s request for tens of billions more for Ukraine in its war against Russian invaders.to reverse his decision to free up $6 billion in funds for Iran, an issue quickly becoming a rallying cry for the GOP. Hamas is backed by Iran.
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'Atrocity On An Appalling Scale': Joe Biden Blasts Hamas, Pledges Support To IsraelAkbar Shahid Ahmed is HuffPost's senior foreign affairs reporter, based in Washington, D.C. A native Pakistani, Akbar has reported from across the Muslim-majority world, Europe and elsewhere. In 2022, he won a Boell Transatlantic Media Fellowship to spend the fall focused on reporting in Poland and Lithuania. In 2019, he became the first-ever Pakistani journalist to secure a press credential to report from Israel and Palestine. Akbar has previously written for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Gen
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