It’s Thursday…
President Biden’s public schedule for 10/19/2023:
| 10:00 AM Presidential Daily Brief | THE PRESIDENT receives the Presidential Daily Briefing Closed Press |
| 8:00 PM Addresses the Nation | THE PRESIDENT addresses the nation to discuss our response to Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel and Russias ongoing brutal war against Ukraine |
All the Tweets
From Wednesday…
You can’t look at the atrocities Hamas terrorists committed in Israel over past two weeks and not scream out for justice.
— President Biden (@POTUS) October 18, 2023
Justice must be done. pic.twitter.com/cZnyEXKkAZ
The video is 42 seconds long.
Remarks by President Biden on the October 7th Terrorist Attacks and the Resilience of the State of Israel and its People | Tel Aviv, Israel; the YouTube is 15 minutes and 49 seconds long.
Since this terrorist attack — terrorist attack took place, we have seen it described as Israel’s 9/11. But for a nation the size of Israel, it was like 15 9/11s. The scale may be different, but I’m sure those horrors have tapped into so- — some kind of primal feeling in Israel, just like it did and felt in the United States.
White House.gov. 10/18/2023.
Shock, pain, rage — an all-consuming rage. I understand, and many Americans understand.
You can’t look at what has happened here to your mothers, your fathers, your grandparents, sons, daughters, children — even babies — and not scream out for justice. Justice must be done.
What sets us apart from the terrorists is we believe in the fundamental dignity of every human life.
— President Biden (@POTUS) October 18, 2023
Israeli.
Palestinian.
Arab.
Jew.
Muslim.
Christian.
If we give that up – the terrorists win.
And we can never let them win. pic.twitter.com/HwslgZXLBx
What sets us apart from the terrorists is we believe in the fundamental dignity of every human life — Israeli, Palestinian, Arab, Jew, Muslim, Christian — everyone.
You can’t give up what makes you who you are. If you give that up, then the terrorists win. And we can never let them win.
White House.gov. 10/18/2023.
The terrorists will not win. Freedom will win. pic.twitter.com/asmfbqbCm5
— President Biden (@POTUS) October 18, 2023
The video clip is 54 seconds long.
You inspire hope and light for so many around the world. That’s what the terrorists seek to destroy. That’s what they seek to destroy but — because they live in darkness — but not you, not Israel.
White House.gov. 10/18/2023.
Nations of conscience like the United States and Israel are not measured solely by the example of their power. We’re measured by the power of our example.
That’s why, as hard as it is, we must keep pursuing peace. We must keep pursuing a path so that Israel and the Palestinian people can both live safely, in security, in dignity, and in peace.
For me, that means a two-state solution.
We must keep working for Israel’s greater integration with its neighbors. These attacks have only strengthened my commitment and determination and my will to get that done.
I’m here to tell you that terrorists will not win. Freedom will win.
Technically, this next tweet was sent after midnight D.C., time; but I am keeping like with like…
I grieve with the families of those killed or wounded in the tragedy at the hospital in Gaza.⁰⁰We’re working with our partners in the region to get life-saving humanitarian assistance to civilians in Gaza as quickly as we can. pic.twitter.com/4biiEEIyBe
— President Biden (@POTUS) October 19, 2023
The video clip is 34 seconds long.
The United States unequivocally stands for the protection of civilian life during conflict, and I grieve — I truly grieve for the families who were killed or wounded by this tragedy.
White House.gov. 10/18/2023.
The people of Gaza need food, water, medicine, shelter.
Today, I asked the Israeli cabinet — who I met with for some time this morning — to agree to the delivery of lifesaving humanitarian assistance to civilians in Gaza. Based on the understanding that there will be inspections and that the aid should go to civilians, not to Hamas, Israel agreed that humanitarian assistance can begin to move from Egypt to Gaza.
Earlier, I spoke with President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi of Egypt to deepen our coordination on urgently delivering humanitarian assistance for civilians in Gaza.
— President Biden (@POTUS) October 18, 2023
Together, we’ll work to preserve stability in the region, prevent escalation, and set circumstances for durable peace. pic.twitter.com/boZaDitXET
Readout of President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Call with President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi of Egypt
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. spoke today with President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi of Egypt. The two leaders discussed ongoing coordination to deliver humanitarian assistance to Gaza and mechanisms to ensure the aid is distributed for the benefit of the civilian population. The two leaders agreed to work together closely on encouraging an urgent and robust international response to the UN’s humanitarian appeal. They agreed on the need to preserve stability in the Middle East, prevent escalation of the conflict, and set the circumstances for a durable, permanent peace in the region. The two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the enduring, strategic partnership between the United States and Egypt.
White House.gov. 10/18/2023.
