Pro-Palestinian protesters marched inside President Joe Biden’s hotel in San Francisco, reporters accompanying the president say, a rare instance of a protest breaking out at close range inside the presidential bubble. A reporter in the
President Biden is facing growing pressure to back a cease-fire in Gaza, with fresh criticism mounting after the United States vetoed another United Nations resolution calling for Israel to implement one. The uptick in criticism
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — For months, anger within the Democratic Party over President Joe Biden’s support for Israel in the war in the Gaza Strip has been building. Protesters have shouted through his campaign events,
The White House called Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) not serious about backing the United States’s allies after the Speaker released a statement claiming President Biden called for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war. Johnson’s statement
Picture the scene. An Israeli prime minister launches airstrikes on an Arab population. Civilians are killed in their thousands. An American president, stunned and shocked by the scenes of carnage on his TV screen, makes
The Guardian view on the politicians must be clear that a ceasefire is needed As western leaders wake up to the need for a ceasefire in Gaza, nearly 30,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s
The White House continues to warn Israel against expanding its offensive into Rafah, the southernmost city in the Gaza Strip. National Security Spokesman John Kirby said Tuesday that if Israel’s military doesn’t properly account for
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) suggested that both he and President Joe Biden feel that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership is not good for Israel. “I’ve talked to the president about this. And, of course,
President Biden is scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles today for a campaign fundraiser at the home of Israeli American media mogul Haim Saban, possibly setting off protests over the U.S. role in Israel's war
US president Joe Biden pushing for United Nations vote calling for a temporary ceasefire over fears for Palestinian citizens The US said on Monday night that Israel’s planned invasion of Rafah “should not proceed under
