Elkana Federman, the chief of security of the Supernova festival in Re’im, told Channel 14 News about a warning he had received from a guard who worked in the Gaza Division, saying that “something is going to happen on Sukkot.”
House and Senate Israel aid bills face unclear path forward
Peloni: Making the unpopular topics of aid to Ukraine and a permanently open US border as conditions of any aid destined to Israel defies credulity, while it also completely disrespects the position to which Israel rightly deserves as a faithful, (too faithful some might say) ally to the US. It should comes as little surprise that the Neocons will use any excuse to fund their proxy war against Russia while ignoring their own border, but these matters are completely unrelated to the attack which took place on October 7 against America’s only certain ally in the Middle East. Sink or swim, each of these issues must be addressed in turn, weighed for their merits and voted up or down based upon those merits. Let the Congress show the public how each of their members votes on each of these issues and China Joe too. Then the public will see which of their elected officials are acting as good stewards of the public purse.
Biden has vowed to veto the House’s standalone bill, which may not have the votes to pass, while Senate Republicans will likely block a procedural vote on the Senate package this week

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U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks on energy as (L-R) Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm and Special Presidential Coordinator Amos Hochstein listen.
By Marc Rod Jewish Insider February 6. 2024
Prospects appeared increasingly uncertain for both the House and Senate’s Israel aid bills on Monday, as President Joe Biden vowed to veto the House’s standalone Israel bill while Senate Republicans signaled their intent to block a procedural vote this week on the Senate’s multi-part package, demanding further changes to long-negotiated immigration policy provisions.


















