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Amongst the hustle and bustle of a busy NYC Sunday morning and in the shadows of the United Nations, America saw a determined leader, a lone voice of courage, one Congressman who decided enough was enough and stood up to the World and to its madness.
As the White House continues to turn the screws on Israel, some in Congress finally are saying, "Stop!" Unfortunately, none is a Democrat.
Rep. Pete King, a Long Island Republican, aims to put America squarely on the side of our beleaguered ally. That King sees the need to do it through binding legislation tells you how far President Obama has careened off course.
WASHINGTON - A bill to improve the federal response to threats of bioterrorism and other uses of weapons of mass destruction was introduced in the House Thursday by bipartisan sponsors who said they want to instill a sense of urgency in the White House and in Congress.
NEW YORK (CBS) - President Barack Obama stepped up pressure on Israel Wednesday to modify its blockade of Gaza, calling the situation "unsustainable."
Demonstrators at a rally supporting the country's blockage were none too happy with the Commander-in-Chief's latest push.
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The debate over Israel’s blockade of Gaza could head to the House floor soon as lawmakers push for a resolution explicitly backing the Jewish state amid an international uproar over the deaths of nine people during an attack on a ship bringing aid to the territory last week.
There was a harsh blast of President Barack Obama's Israel policy on Monday from Congressman Peter King.
He's introducing a resolution to force the president to support Israel's naval blockade of Gaza.
Long Island Rep. Peter King is going to ask his colleagues as they return to Congress tomorrow to join him in sponsoring a resolution supporting Israel's right to defend itself in the wake of the attack by Israeli commandos of a Gaza aid flotilla, arguing the White House needs to be more vocal.
Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) said Sunday he is planning to introduce a resolution next week defending Israel against criticism it has received over its handling of the Gaza flotilla incident.
WASHINGTON - The car bomb in Times Square a month ago didn't explode, but it did ignite a high-profile spat over federal anti-terror funding for New York, a fight that re-emerged Thursday in a New York City Council hearing.