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As the October 7 war rages on—and despair grows—I can understand why some might think it naïve to highlight the work of Israelis and Palestinians who don’t just talk about peace but are making it.
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine thinks it is important that Israel, in its response to the Oct. 7 terror attacks by Hamas, “take the battle to the perpetrators, but not to those who aren’t perpetrators.”
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Attorney General Jason Miyares sent a letter Virginia’s 123 sheriffs yesterday requesting they donate expired or excess law enforcement gear.
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Israel will recover over time from its colossal intelligence failure and its tardiness in responding militarily to Hamas’ massacre.
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That Hamas was able to plan, reportedly for the past two years, the coordinated terrorist attacks on southern Israel that killed nearly 1,000 Israelis, has to be the result of a massive intelligence failure.
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More than 390 House members are joining together in a bipartisan resolution in support of Israel in its war with Hamas terrorists in Gaza.
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Gaza, under a tight Israeli land, air and sea blockade since 2007, is one of the poorest regions in the world. The fault for that lies jointly in the hands of the Israelis and Hamas, the ruling party in Gaza.
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At dawn on Saturday, during the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah, the Palestinian group Hamas attacked Israel with rocket fire.
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The frustrating reality of what we’re seeing ongoing in Israel and Gaza is, all the brutal deaths on both sides of the border between the two in the past few days, and those to come, will almost certainly not stop the deaths and the dying going forward.
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I certainly join the voices of many leaders who condemned Hamas’ attack in the strongest terms.
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