the one thing that he needs to deal with right now is to basically suspend the transfer of the tax revenues that Israel collects for the Palestinian authority who is the rival of Hamas in the West Bank.

This is all one fight. We have to respond in a way that recognizes that. If we start to peel off pieces of this package, they'll see that.

The Administration continues to believe that a negotiated two-state solution along the 1967 lines--with mutually agreed-to swaps--is the best way to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

We built a coalition of more than 50 countries to help deal with the aggression that Putin is committing in Ukraine.

The impediment has been Hamas.

We should work with other countries and enforce every reasonable measure to make sure that the migratory flow is safe, orderly, and humane.

I think it would do both terrible harm to our values, but also to our core interests.

America's resilience, strength, and leadership in the world remain unmatched.

This is an instance where we have seen very significant burden sharing that would almost certainly go away if we go away.

Israel has not only the right, as we said, but the obligation to defend itself.

One thing's for sure. Israel cannot go back to the status quo. And again, no country would be able to accept that.

We need to see the continuation of strong bipartisan support for both Ukraine and for Israel.