Key takeaways:
- President Joe Biden will address the nation on Thursday night from the Oval Office to discuss the US response to Hamas’ terrorist attacks against Israel and Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.
- The address will be the first major foreign policy speech of Biden’s presidency and will focus on the US response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the recent attacks by Hamas.
- Biden also spoke in Israel, saying, “Israel was born to be a safe place for the Jewish people in the world.”
President Joe Biden will address the nation on Thursday night from the Oval Office to discuss the United States’ response to Hamas’ terrorist attacks against Israel and Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.
The White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, said in a statement that the speech will be broadcast at 8 p.m. ET. This comes after Biden’s brief trip to Israel on Wednesday, where he met with Israeli leaders to show support for the key U.S. ally after the Oct. 7 attacks that killed more than 1,400 people.
Biden also spoke in Israel, saying, “Israel was born to be a safe place for the Jewish people in the world.”
The address will be the first major foreign policy speech of Biden’s presidency and will focus on the U.S. response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the recent attacks by Hamas.
The White House has not released any further details about the speech, but it is expected to be an important moment for the Biden administration as it seeks to address the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
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