I continue to follow with deep concern the ongoing and escalating violence in the #HolyLand, where, in recent days, many civilians, both in the West Bank and in Gaza, have once again fallen victim. I make a heartfelt appeal for a return to negotiations to achieve a just political solution, founded on the equal dignity and equal rights of every human person. At the same time, I urge the rejection of further military actions and unilateral decisions, especially those that violate the respect for and the status quo of the holy places of every religion.
@AndrewKolvet That’s IT! I was just feeling sorry for you, but you are now BLASPHEMING, comparing EK to the Blessed Mother? I thought you people only had use for Mary on Christmas Eve—you’re about 6 months early.
59 years ago today, Israel attacked the USS Liberty in international waters. 34 crew members were killed and 174 were wounded by the IDF.
Today, I spoke on the House floor to honor the fallen and to recognize the survivors who were present in the gallery.
@alexathallow Wow, lots of boomer keyboard warriors on here today. Not actual warriors who’ve fought in never-ending wars. All of you vocal 5% that still support this horrible war…somehow I don’t think threatening to wipe out a country’s civilization is part of just war theory. Thanks, Alex.
I am following with deep concern what is happening in the Middle East and in Iran during this tumultuous time. Stability and peace are not achieved through mutual threats, nor through the use of weapons, which sow destruction, suffering, and death, but only through reasonable, sincere, and responsible dialogue.
@jordanbpeterson@RealCandaceO Wow, you’ve set yourself up as judge and jury as to why Candace Owens is a devoted Christian? How on earth can you know this? That is the definition of Pharasaical.
The story and strength of Clarence Thomas has never ceased to inspire me.
For decades, he has taken arrow after arrow in defense of our Constitution and for the preservation of our Republic.
Happy Birthday, Justice Thomas!
“If you are anti-Catholic, you’re anti-religion, you’re anti-God, I got a problem with that”
A Jewish rabbi speaks in solidarity with the Catholics outside of Dodger Stadium. The crowd has exponentially grown in size and more people are still continuing to arrive: