It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that I rise today to honor and remember 18-year-old Ezra Schwartz, a Massachusetts teenager whose life was tragically taken in Israel last month. Ezra was spending his gap year studying at a yeshiva in Israel and was one of the three people shot and killed last week by a Palestinian terrorist. The continued violent attacks targeting Israeli civilians are, without qualification or exception, acts of terror and deserve full condemnation. Attacks on innocent civilians, whether they are American, Israeli, or Palestinian, have zero justification, and our response to such terrorism cannot be silence. My heart and prayers go out to the friends and family of Ezra, and we honor those whose lives have been lost by such hateful actions. Mr. Speaker, please join me in remembering the young life of Ezra Schwartz. ____________________
Share & report
More from Jackie Walorski
I thank Representative Black. Madam Speaker, I rise today in strong support of H.J. Res. 43. This resolution will overturn an Obama administration rule that forces States to direct Federal funds to abortion providers like Planned…
I now yield to my friend from the Second District of Tennessee (Mr. Burchett).
I thank the chairman for all his hard work on many VA issues in reference to veterans. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of H.R. 3956, the VA Health Center Management Stability and Improvement Act. This legislation includes my bill, the…
I thank my friend for yielding. Mr. Speaker, this week the House is considering radical legislation that would unravel fundamental human rights and obliterate pro-life laws that are across our Nation. The Democrats' effort to advance this…





