US EditionBiden says simultaneous wars in Ukraine, Israel won’t overwhelm US
- President Biden emphasized the importance of supporting both Israel and Ukraine, stating that the US has an obligation to provide aid to both nations.
- The Biden administration is seeking a new weapons package for Israel and Ukraine, with the amount exceeding $2 billion. Biden aims to increase the chances of the aid package passing Congress by potentially lumping together aid for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan, and the US southern border.
- Bipartisan support exists to replenish Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system, and the US is keen on deterring other actors like Hezbollah and Iran from getting involved in the conflict.
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Biden Says US Can Sustain Support for Both Israel and Ukraine in Wars
President Biden has dismissed concerns that the United States doesn’t have the resources to support both Ukraine in its war with Russia, and Israel in its freshly sparked conflict with the terrorist organization Hamas. In an Oct. 15 interview on CBS’s “60 Minutes” news program, the president relayed he was confident in the United States’s ability to continue with ongoing military support and financial aid to both countries. “We’re the United Sta…
Biden says simultaneous wars in Ukraine, Israel won’t overwhelm US
President Biden in a new interview dismissed the idea that the United States could not simultaneously support Israel in its war against Hamas and Ukraine in its war against Russia. “We’re the United States of America for God’s sake, the most powerful nation in the history — not in the world, in the history of…
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