Urgent Call for Swift Passage of Israeli Aid Bill in Senate Amidst Ongoing Conflict

Republican Senators Urge Passage of Bipartisan Israeli Aid Bill in Senate

Republican senators are calling for discussions and swift passage of a bipartisan Israeli aid bill in the Senate. The urgent need to support Israel in its challenging situation is emphasized as Hamas continues to declare a perpetual state of war against Israel.

Republican Senator Roger Marshall (R-Ks.) is set to deliver a speech on Tuesday, urging his Democratic colleagues in the Senate to pass the Israeli aid bill. The draft of the bill, obtained by Fox News Digital, was passed by the House earlier this month.

“Since our last visit here, Hamas leadership has declared an ongoing state of war with Israel across all borders,” Marshall stated. He further emphasized the importance of time, highlighting the hundreds of innocent people, including around 10 Americans, currently being held captive by Hamas terrorists.

Marshall plans to appeal to Senate Democrats, urging them to pass the Israeli aid bill and provide the much-needed assistance to Israel. He stated, “Pass this aid bill for Israel, which is the right thing to do and is crucial for a country in need.”

The delay in providing aid to Israel raises concerns about the US’s commitment as an ally and the potential escalation of violence by Hamas terrorists. The Senate Democrats have faced criticism for delaying the Israeli aid bill, citing insufficient funds for other priorities such as Ukraine aid, countering China’s influence, and national security.

Moreover, the Senate Democrats have been accused of hindering the aid process by linking it to IRS funding cuts and engaging in partisan politics. The White House spokesperson, John Kirby, stated that President Biden would exercise veto power if a bill solely focused on Israel were to pass in Congress.

The delay in providing aid to Israel has raised concerns about the US’s commitment to its promises and emboldened Hamas terrorists. Thousands of people are expected to gather at the National Mall for a pro-Israel march, demonstrating their support amid the ongoing conflict.

Sahar Tatak, a Yale student, appeared on “FOX & Friends First” to discuss the current situation in Israel. Tatak drew parallels between the present circumstances and the 1930s, emphasizing the importance of listening to the victims of Hamas’s terrorism.

“We hope they listen to the stories of those who have suffered the most at the hands of Hamas terrorists, who killed the most Jews in a single day after the Holocaust,” Marshall stated. He added, “Hesitating to provide support to our ally in the face of Hamas’s atrocities goes against common sense.”

The delay in providing aid to Israel raises concerns about the US’s commitment as an ally and the potential escalation of violence by Hamas terrorists. The Senate Democrats have faced criticism for delaying the Israeli aid bill, citing insufficient funds for other priorities such as Ukraine aid, countering China’s influence, and national security.

Moreover, the Senate Democrats have been accused of hindering the aid process by linking it to IRS funding cuts and engaging in partisan politics. The White House spokesperson, John Kirby, stated that President Biden would exercise veto power if a bill solely focused on Israel were to pass in Congress.

The delay in providing aid to Israel has raised concerns about the US’s commitment to its promises and emboldened Hamas terrorists. Thousands of people are expected to gather at the National Mall for a pro-Israel march, demonstrating their support amid the ongoing conflict.

Sahar Tatak, a Yale student, appeared on “FOX & Friends First” to discuss the current situation in Israel. Tatak drew parallels between the present circumstances and the 1930s, emphasizing the importance of listening to the victims of Hamas’s terrorism.

“We hope they listen to the stories of those who have suffered the most at the hands of Hamas terrorists, who killed the most Jews in a single day after the Holocaust,” Marshall stated. He added, “Hesitating to provide support to our ally in the face of Hamas’s atrocities goes against common sense.”

The delay in providing aid to Israel raises concerns about the US’s commitment as an ally and the potential escalation of violence by Hamas terrorists. The Senate Democrats have faced criticism for delaying the Israeli aid bill, citing insufficient funds for other priorities such as Ukraine aid, countering China’s influence, and national security.

Moreover, the Senate Democrats have been accused of hindering the aid process by linking it to IRS funding cuts and engaging in partisan politics. The White House spokesperson, John Kirby, stated that President Biden would exercise veto power if a bill solely focused on Israel were to pass in Congress.

The delay in providing aid to Israel has raised concerns about the US’s commitment to its promises and emboldened Hamas terrorists. Thousands of people are expected to gather at the National Mall for a pro-Israel march, demonstrating their support amid the ongoing conflict.

Sahar Tatak, a Yale student, appeared on “FOX & Friends First” to discuss the current situation in Israel. Tatak drew parallels between the present circumstances and the 1930s, emphasizing the importance of listening to the victims of Hamas’s terrorism.

“We hope they listen to the stories of those who have suffered the most at the hands of Hamas terrorists, who killed the most Jews in a single day after the Holocaust,” Marshall stated. He added, “Hesitating to provide support to our ally in the face of Hamas’s atrocities goes against common sense.”

The delay in providing aid to Israel raises concerns about the US’s commitment as an ally and the potential escalation of violence by Hamas terrorists. The Senate Democrats have faced criticism for delaying the Israeli aid bill, citing insufficient funds for other priorities such as Ukraine aid, countering China’s influence, and national security.

Moreover, the Senate Democrats have been accused of hindering the aid process by linking it to IRS funding cuts and engaging in partisan politics. The White House spokesperson, John Kirby, stated that President Biden would exercise veto power if a bill solely focused on Israel were to pass in Congress.

The delay in providing aid to Israel has raised concerns about the US’s commitment to its promises and emboldened Hamas terrorists. Thousands of people are expected to gather at the National Mall for a pro-Israel march, demonstrating their support amid the ongoing conflict.

Sahar Tatak, a Yale student, appeared on “FOX & Friends First” to discuss the current situation in Israel. Tatak drew parallels between the present circumstances and the 1930s, emphasizing the importance of listening to the victims of Hamas’s terrorism.

“We hope they listen to the stories of those who have suffered the most at the hands of Hamas terrorists, who killed the most Jews in a single day after the Holocaust,” Marshall stated. He added, “Hesitating to provide support to our ally in the face of Hamas’s atrocities goes against common sense.”

The delay in providing aid to Israel raises concerns about the US’s commitment as an ally and the potential escalation of violence by Hamas terrorists. The Senate Democrats have faced criticism for delaying the Israeli aid bill, citing insufficient funds for other priorities such as Ukraine aid, countering China’s influence, and national security.

Moreover, the Senate Democrats have been accused of hindering the aid process by linking it to IRS funding cuts and engaging in partisan politics. The White House spokesperson, John Kirby, stated that President Biden would exercise veto power if a bill solely focused on Israel were to pass in Congress.

The delay in providing aid to Israel has raised concerns about the US’s commitment to its promises and emboldened Hamas terrorists. Thousands of people are expected to gather at the National Mall for a pro-Israel march, demonstrating their support amid the ongoing conflict.

Sahar Tatak, a Yale student, appeared on “FOX & Friends First” to discuss the current situation in Israel. Tatak drew parallels between the present circumstances and the 1930s, emphasizing the importance of listening to the victims of Hamas’s terrorism.

“We hope they listen to the stories of those who have suffered the most at the hands of Hamas terrorists, who killed the most Jews in a single day after the Holocaust,” Marshall stated. He added, “Hesitating to provide support to our ally in the face of Hamas’s atrocities goes against common sense.”

The delay in providing aid to Israel raises concerns about the US’s commitment as an ally and the potential escalation of violence by Hamas terrorists. The Senate Democrats have faced criticism for delaying the Israeli aid bill, citing insufficient funds for other priorities such as Ukraine aid, countering China’s influence, and national security.

Moreover, the Senate Democrats have been accused of hindering the aid process by linking it to IRS funding cuts and engaging in partisan politics. The White House spokesperson, John Kirby, stated that President Biden would exercise veto power if a bill solely focused on Israel were to pass in Congress.

The delay in providing aid to Israel has raised concerns about the US’s commitment to its promises and emboldened Hamas terrorists. Thousands of people are expected to gather at the National Mall for a pro-Israel march, demonstrating their support amid the ongoing conflict.

Sahar Tatak, a Yale student, appeared on “FOX & Friends First” to discuss the current situation in Israel. Tatak drew parallels between the present circumstances and the 1930s, emphasizing the importance of listening to the victims of Hamas’s terrorism.

“We hope they listen to the stories of those who have suffered the most at the hands of Hamas terrorists, who killed the most Jews in a single day after the Holocaust,” Marshall stated. He added, “Hesitating to provide support to our ally in the face of Hamas’s atrocities goes against common sense.”