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President Joe Biden is set to speak at the White House at 10:30 a.m. today. The announcement of this impromptu speech came just before he is expected to address the public.
The president’s decision to speak comes at a time when several college campuses, such as Columbia University and the University of California, Los Angeles, have seen disruptive protests against Israel. These unruly displays have caused concerns and raised questions about the administration’s response to the growing anti-Israel sentiment.
Biden teaches lesson on free speech in wake of anti-Israel protests without committing to ending disruption on college campuses
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Many conservative voices are waiting to see how President Biden will address these protests and what actions his administration will take to support Israel, a key ally in the Middle East. The unfolding events have put a spotlight on the president’s foreign policy approach and how he plans to navigate the challenges posed by the ongoing unrest in the region.
