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Former U.S. Amb. to Israel (2011-2017), Obama NSC, husband, dad, Cubs fan, Middle East politics, peace & security, US-Israel relations

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    16 hours ago

    Wishing a happy 74th birthday to the . Thank you for your vital role in protecting our nation. I'm especially grateful for the professionalism of the U.S. Air Force every time I fly with you – and I’m honored to be your frequent flyer.

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    Sep 17

    Expanding the Circle of Peace | Opinion

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    Sep 17

    .’s event with Bahrain, Israel, Morocco, and the UAE continues our support for the and normalization agreements & their signatories. We look forward to opportunities to further expand & advance cooperation between Israel and countries around the world.

    Honored to commemorate the anniversary of the signing of the and normalization agreements with national representatives from Bahrain, Israel, Morocco, and the UAE. We discussed ways to further deepen ties and build a more prosperous region.
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    Sep 17

    . Counselor Derek Chollet writes in Newsweek about the progress made during the first year of the Abraham Accords and where normalization agreements between Israel and its partners can take us next.

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    Sep 17

    Honored to commemorate the anniversary of the signing of the and normalization agreements with national representatives from Bahrain, Israel, Morocco, and the UAE. We discussed ways to further deepen ties and build a more prosperous region.

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  6. Sep 15

    Wishing everyone who is observing Yom Kippur an easy yet meaningful fast, an opportunity for introspection and renewal, and the gift of requesting, receiving, and offering forgiveness.

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    Sep 13

    The U.S. is committed to strengthening & expanding the progress made by the & exploring how to advance those efforts at the UN. We are also committed to a two-state solution & our diplomacy will remain focused on advancing that vision.

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    Sep 13

    As we remember the nearly 3,000 individuals who lost their lives 20 years ago on 9/11, we are reminded of why we went into Afghanistan in the first place: to bring justice to those who attacked us and see to it that it would never happen again. We achieved those objectives.

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  9. Sep 12

    . & I brought our daughters to the moving 9/11 Living Memorial in the Arazim Valley near Jerusalem today. A chance to learn, remember, honor those we lost, and express boundless gratitude for the ordinary people who turned into heroes that terrible day.

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    Sep 12

    Paying tribute to the memory of those who died 20 years ago at the Pentagon, the Twin Towers, and in Shanksville, PA at the beautiful 9/11 Memorial in the KKL- forest outside Jerusalem

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    Sep 12

    We honor all those lost on that dark day, 20 years ago. And we honor those who risked and gave their lives in the minutes, hours, months, and years afterword. We will never forget.

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    Sep 11

    The United States is deeply grateful to our Allies for their steadfast support in the aftermath of 9/11. We will never forget that our Allies stood shoulder-to-shoulder with us.

    We remember & all those who have sacrificed in the fight against terrorism. 20 years ago we stood in solidarity. In a more dangerous world, North America & Europe must continue to stand together in , because we are safer together.
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    Sep 11

    Twenty years ago, nearly 3,000 lives were cut short by an unspeakable act of cowardice and hatred on 9/11. As a nation, we must never forget those we lost during one of the darkest moments in our history and the enduring pain of their families and loved ones.

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  14. Sep 11

    20 years is a lifetime. I hugged my baby daughter that day and told her we’d make the world better, safer, more just. The grief & sadness are still intense, as is the gratitude for the brave first responders, heroes of Flt 93, &all who gave & helped that day &beyond.

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    Sep 11

    At on 9/11, my phone started to ring. First, the Canadian Ambassador, David Wright. Then the British, German, Polish, French, Italian. “We’re with you”. “How can we help?” “We should invoke Article 5”. “We’ll stand together”. How fortunate to have such friends.

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    Sep 10

    On the eve of the 20th anniversary of the horrific 9/11 attacks, President Biden honors the lives of those we lost and highlights how even at our most vulnerable – unity is our greatest strength.

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    Sep 10

    📸: The “Tower of Light,” a beam of light that pays tribute to those killed during the September 11 attacks at the Pentagon, illuminates the sky over the Pentagon as seen from the Washington Monument on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

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    Sep 11

    On 9/11, the passengers and crew members aboard Flight 93 chose to attack their hijackers and “retake the plane.” The Flight 93 Memorial, in Pennsylvania, encompasses the crater, meadows, and forest where the plane crashed.

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    Sep 10

    Today, my colleagues and I honored the victims of the , 2001 attacks. On this solemn occasion, we remember the lives of those we lost on that terrible day and the ways in which it changed us as individuals and as a country.

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    Sep 6

    L’Shanah Tovah! and I send our warmest wishes for a happy, healthy, and sweet New Year to all those celebrating Rosh Hashanah.

    Happy Rosh Hashanah!
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