The US president addressed relatives of American hostages held by Hamas sitting in the Congress chamber, pledging that “we will not rest until we bring their loved ones home.”

The idea that by combating terror Israel is creating more terrorists, coupled with the push for a Palestinian state, is part of a campaign to harm Israel.

Biden said that the Jewish state’s “incredibly conservative government” risked losing it international support.

Hamas also weighed in, saying that the US president’s remarks were premature.

“The Jewish people have a historic and legal right to live in the land of Israel including in Judea and Samaria—the biblical heartland,” said Mike Johnson.

As the days go by, it is becoming increasingly clear that the second Jewish US secretary of state is the most hostile Israel has known in decades.

US and the Arab states see Oct. 7 massacre as catalyst for urgent creation of Palestinian state; Israeli officials: ‘No way!’

“We’re talking about simple families that work in agriculture. We must defend their right to live,” Likud lawmaker Amit Halevi told JNS.

Former US Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt speaks about the Biden administration’s approach to the Israel-Hamas war, Iran and the Abraham Accords.