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In the wake of the Gaza conflict and Netanyahu’s right-wing government’s policies, the American Jewish community is facing a crisis of identity. There is now a dispute over US commitment to supporting Israel and over Zionism itself, which used to be the basis of most American liberal Jews’ self-identity. While some believe that Zionism and liberalism are incompatible, others argue that it is more important than ever to support Israel’s security while demanding an end to the disproportional killing of innocent civilians.

Iran’s recent attacks against Israel cross a dangerous line, escalating the conflict and threatening America’s well-being. The concept of proportionality is now irrelevant, and diplomacy and proportionality with Iran have proven ineffective. America’s reluctance to join Israel in a counterstrike is influenced by its changing relationship with Israel due to extremism within the Democratic party and the complexities of Middle Eastern politics. Despite its previous stance of an ‘ironclad’ relationship with Israel, America’s unwavering support is now being tested. The Biden administration’s hesitancy in actively supporting Israel against Iran raises questions about the true strength of this ‘ironclad’ bond and the implications for combating terrorism and maintaining security in the Middle East.

For 45 years, Iran has pursued a grand plan to dominate the Middle East, overthrow Western democracy, and wipe out Israel. However, a recent massive attack on Israel failed miserably, exposing the regime’s weaknesses and lack of foresight. Despite warnings, world leaders have often ignored Iran’s true intentions, which remain unchanged. The regime is determined to pursue its God-given mission, even if it means provoking a wider conflict.

The US Senate has approved a massive $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, after months of debate. The bill includes $26 billion for Israel, $8 billion for Taiwan, and $1 billion for humanitarian relief in Gaza. The aid is intended to deter Russian aggression in Ukraine, build Taiwan’s defenses against China, and provide humanitarian assistance in war-torn regions.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has issued a dire warning to Israel, stating that the country “will be completely different” and “there will be nothing left of the Zionist regime” if Tel Aviv dares to launch another attack on Iranian soil. The threat comes amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, with both sides exchanging military strikes in recent weeks.

The United States Senate has overwhelmingly passed a $95 billion foreign aid package that will provide significant funding to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The bill includes $26 billion for wartime assistance for Israel and humanitarian relief for Palestinians, and $8 billion to counter Chinese threats in Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific region.

The US Senate has passed a bipartisan $95 billion foreign aid package that will provide military assistance to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The bill passed with an overwhelming 79-18 vote, ending a prolonged delay in securing military assistance for Kyiv amid strong opposition from several top House Republicans. President Joe Biden is expected to sign the bill into law as soon as it reaches his desk tomorrow, and the US will begin sending weapons and equipment to Ukraine this week.

The US Senate has passed a $95 billion war aid package for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan, providing significant financial assistance to these countries amidst ongoing conflicts and geopolitical tensions.

The legislation includes $61 billion for Ukraine, where the country continues to face Russian aggression and territorial incursions. The aid will provide much-needed firepower and support to Ukrainian forces.

Israel will receive $17 billion in wartime assistance, while $9 billion will be allocated to humanitarian relief in Gaza and other conflict-affected regions. An additional $8 billion will go towards countering Chinese threats in Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific.

The passage of the aid package was a bipartisan effort, with 79 senators voting in favor and only 18 opposing. President Joe Biden expressed his support for the legislation and is expected to sign it into law, initiating the process of delivering weapons and aid to the recipient countries.

U.S. Representative Summer Lee, a progressive Democrat, has retained her seat representing Pittsburgh-area in a primary election, overcoming criticism that she was too far to the left for the district and overly critical of President Biden. Lee’s victory is seen as an early test of progressive strength against outside spending and a microcosm of the ongoing debate between moderates and progressives within the Democratic party.

Anti-Israel protesters gathered outside Senator Chuck Schumer’s home in Brooklyn, New York, to demand an end to US support for Israel. The protest was organized by pro-Palestinian groups and hundreds of demonstrators participated. Several protesters were arrested by the NYPD. This protest is part of a larger wave of anti-Israel demonstrations that have taken place in New York City and on college campuses across the country.