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"The longer Joe Biden shows weakness to Hamas or Hezbollah or Iran, the more you’re going to see terrorist attacks escalating," Texas senator says.

Speaking to reporters in Jerusalem, the senior Republican senator says, "Nobody does more to protect America from radical Islam than our friends in Israel" and that America's Arab allies "feel far more threatened by Iran than they do Israel."

Abraham Foxman: Publishing a "libelous front-page amidst a tsunami of antisemitic attacks by pro-Hamas forces across the United States is beyond the pale.”

"A US consulate in Jerusalem to a foreign body clearly runs afoul of American law," says former US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman.

Requiring people who want to do business with the state to pledge that they are not engaged in a boycott of Israel is "unconstitutional compelled speech," US District Court Judge Mark H. Cohen rules.

Khaled Salem, who is running for the US Senate against Chuck Schumer in 2022, says "Hamas, Hezbollah, Fatah, Iran, various Arab nations and Turkey are behind the scenes and intent on Israel's demise."

"The recent attacks on the Jewish community are despicable, and they must stop. I condemn this hateful behavior at home and abroad – it’s up to all of us to give hate no safe harbor," American president says.

Former United States Vice President Mike Pence: Instead of seeking peace through strength, Biden has invited violence through weakness.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Washington remains committed to the two-state solution. blasts Hamas for its "gross mismanagement of Gaza."