Marco Rubio

There’s concern that the events in the West Bank could undermine what we’re doing in Gaza.

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The State Department would designate a Venezuelan group, Cartel de Los Soles, as a foreign terrorist organization

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We’re not asking anyone to help us with what we’re doing — in any realm. And that includes the military.

That’s what he’s authorized. That’s what the military’s doing. That’s why our assets are there.

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We’re tackling a range of critical issues with one main focus: putting the safety and security of Americans FIRST.

As Secretary Rubio has said, we remain unwavering in our commitment to end illegal and mass immigration and bolster America’s border security.

Implementing the Trump administration’s immigration policies is a top priority for the Department of State.

People ask, 'Why is the personnel director from the White House with you on these trips?' And I say, 'It's very important. We're talking about positions.'

When Ric was in Germany, he could call the president, and when Sergio is in India, he can call the president.

Due to a massive missile and drone attack on the energy infrastructure, emergency power outages have been introduced in most regions of Ukraine.

The U.S. government's unwavering support for Israel's right to exist, to defend itself, and to ensure the safety of its people.

It's going to take some time to get to that point.

The expectation is, is that this happens quickly.

If you truly want peace and stability and a better future for the Palestinian people, then there has to be a Gaza that is not governed or controlled in any way, shape or form by Hamas or anything that looks like Hamas.

There can be peace in Gaza. There can be Palestinian governance in Gaza, whether you call it statehood or something else, as long as it is not terrorists that are in charge of that territory.

You can't release hostages while there's still bombardments going on.

We need to get these hostages out, and we just need technocrats that are not terrorists to be able to begin the basic reconstruction of Gaza.

The only way you're ever going to have anything that looks like statehood is in a negotiated deal with the Israelis.

If we can get off that road and onto a different road, there are a lot of possibilities long term and in the future, but right now…

Once you agree on the logistics of how this is going to happen – I think the Israelis and everyone acknowledge you can't release hostages in the middle of strikes, so the strikes will have to stop.

The ideal outcome here is, you don't have to carry out any counterterror missions because there are no terrorists in Gaza because Gaza is governed by Palestinian technocrats.

For that to happen, there can't be a war going on in the middle of it, and Hamas has to agree to turn them over and we have to have the right people go in and get them.