Celebrities have taken public stances on the Israel-Palestine conflict since Israel began its war with Hamas following the October 7 terror attacks that left over 1,200 dead and 240 kidnapped.
Over 200,000 Jews at the National Mall in DC gathered to hear from a range of speakers, including survivors of the Oct. 7 Hamas massacres that launched the current Israel-Hamas war.
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
And Biden is sticking to the strategy that has guided him since the beginning of the war – to allow the State of Israel to act against Hamas within the limits of international law.
Biden also wants more than $9 billion for humanitarian relief, including for Israel and Gaza, where the population faces a worsening humanitarian crisis.
More than 3,600 wounded, 1,300 murdered • IDF: 126 families of missing Israelis have been contacted
The death toll in Israel from Hamas' attack has reached 1,300, with more than 3,000 people injured, as hostages remain trapped in Gaza.
At least $70 million from the funds raised by US Jews have been raised by the UJA-Federation of New York.
Rachel Adari, who met Hamas terrorists who held her hostage with hospitality and cookies, is among the stories of creative Israeli survivors of Hamas' massacre.
Jerusalem's normally-bustling streets grow dim as shops close and residents amid Israel's war against Hamas.
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