US Secretary of State visits Israel this week to discuss aid measures

US Secretary of State Blinken will visit Israel this week, which has been attacked by the Palestinian militant group Hamas. The meeting is expected to discuss support measures for Israel.
According to Reuters on the 10th (local time), State Department Spokesman Miller said, ``Secretary Blinken will visit Israel and meet with senior officials,'' adding, ``This is a message of solidarity and support.''
It's going to be a lot of fun.'' The State Department said Secretary Blinken will depart for Israel on the 11th and arrive on the 12th.
Spokesman Miller said: ``Secretary Blinken has been asked by senior Israeli leaders to
"We want to hear directly about the situations they have faced," he said, adding, "We will look for ways to support them that will be most helpful to them."
President Biden and Secretary of State Blinken have been in Israel since the Hamas attack on the 7th.
He added that he is continuing to have sustained discussions with the country's leadership. Spokesperson Miller stated that in response to the large number of civilians in Palestine who were harmed by Israel's retaliatory attacks, ``Israel has no self-reliance.''
"Israel has the right to take action against terrorists who carried out brutal attacks that killed and injured Americans, including its own citizens."
Some Republicans say Iran was behind the attack and that the $6 billion in funds should be frozen again. Spokesman Miller responded by saying, ``Iran is under attack by Hamas.''
There is no information to prove that he ordered the attack.'' However, he noted that "Iran may have known that Hamas was planning an attack on Israel."
In response to a question about possible cooperation between North Korea and Hamas, Miller simply said, ``We express concern about any country that supports Hamas.''
. The most important thing at this point is the safe release of the hostages, and the US government is not planning any military operations.