National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said Sunday that he would not necessarily rule out U.S. troops being deployed on the ground to free hostages caught in the Israel-Hamas war, while noting there is currently no plans to do so.
Asked on "Fox News Sunday" if he would "absolutely rule out" the possibility of any kind of U.S. forces being on the ground, Kirby said, "What I won't do is rule anything in or out when it comes to getting our hostages home." |
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"I just got off the phone with the Israelis. Their goal is to destroy Hamas in the south and try to save as many innocent Palestinians as possible to prevent escalation north from Hezbollah," Graham said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Here's my message. If Hezbollah, which is a proxy of Iran, launches a massive attack on Israel, I would consider that a threat to the State of Israel, existential in nature."
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CNN's Jake Tapper shut down GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley for blaming President Biden for the House being unable to elect a new Republican Speaker after Kevin McCarthy's unprecedented ouster. |
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National security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday that Israel's offensive in Gaza is not a matter of "exit strategy" and called it "premature" to determine the future of the Palestinian enclave.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Sunday that there are "informal conversations" taking place for a bipartisan solution to the House Speakership, which has been vacant for nearly two weeks. |
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A spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed Sunday it killed a key Hamas commander who was involved with last week's massacre in Nirim Kibbutz in southern Israel.
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CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday pressed national security adviser Jake Sullivan on why Israel cut off food, water and electricity to Gaza as the death toll on both sides continues to rise. |
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National security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday that the Biden administration has not taken its "eye off the ball" in threats to Israel.
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National Security advisor Jake Sullivan on Sunday dodged a question about whether Israel's targeting of basic infrastructure such as food, water and electricity in Gaza could be defined as a war crime.
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