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Rep. James, House-Knesset Parliamentary Friendship Group Meet with Israeli Speaker Ohana

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Congressman John James | Rep. John James Official U.S House Headshot

Congressman John James | Rep. John James Official U.S House Headshot

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Representative John James (MI-10) expressed his unwavering support for Israel during a meeting with Speaker of the Israeli Knesset, Amir Ohana. The meeting took place in the wake of the October 7th attack, and James emphasized the importance of the United States' commitment to Israel's security.

"I have been to Israel since the war with Hamas began. I have met with the families of the hostages being held by Hamas," James stated. "And today, I was proud to have met with Speaker Ohana to reaffirm my support for America's greatest ally in the Middle East."

As a member of the bipartisan House-Knesset Parliamentary Friendship Group, James reiterated his dedication to Israel's right to defend itself against aggression. He emphasized the shared values of democracy and prosperity between the United States and Israel.

The House-Knesset Parliamentary Friendship Group consists of 12 Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle, representing a historic alliance. It serves as a tangible representation of America's commitment to Israel. By creating a direct channel of communication between members, the group seeks solutions that benefit both nations and advance their mutual goals.

James' meeting with Speaker Ohana underscores the strong bond between the United States and Israel. It highlights the continued support for Israel's security and the shared commitment to upholding democratic values in the Middle East.

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