“We are facing a turning point in history,” President Joe Biden said in his address to the American people.

He noted that this is one of those times where the decisions we make today will shape the future for decades to come.”

He stressed that there is no higher priority for him than the safety of the Americans being held hostage,” citing that Hamas has wreaked havoc

He offered his condolences to the families of the dead on both sides, saying: “I am devastated by the tragic loss of Palestinian life,” including those who died in the Gaza hospital blast. He added that the explosion was not carried out by Israelis.

The US president has warned that there is a risk that conflict and chaos will spread to other parts of the world…especially the Middle East.”

He emphasized that Hamas and Putin represent different threats, but they have one thing in common: They both want to wipe out a neighboring democracy.”

“We can’t let Putin and Hamas win,” Mr. Biden emphasized, noting that if you don’t act against terrorists and dictators, they won’t stay there.

He clarified that the US is not sending troops for ground intervention.

Addressing the American people he said: “I know these conflicts seem far away – and it’s natural to ask, why does this matter to Americans?”
He went on to say that making sure Israel and Ukraine succeed is vital to America’s national security.”
Malista emphasized that “If we do not stop Putin’s appetite for power and control in Ukraine, it will not be limited to Ukraine.”

In his speech, the American president said he would send an urgent request to Congress to help fund Israel’s air defense.

He sent a message to citizens saying that the US must reject all forms of Islamophobia and anti-Semitism. He said he spoke with Abbas and added that we are on the side of the Palestinians who are not at peace with Hamas.