The U.S. Office of Palestinian Affairs, under the Biden administration, found itself in the spotlight after a recent turn of events. In response to a brazen dawn attack by the Islamist group Hamas, during which they launched a staggering 5,000 rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip and carried out kidnappings, the Office posted a tweet urging restraint.

However, this tweet was promptly deleted. It is important to emphasize that this post does not align with U.S. policy and was not authorized. The State Department, through spokesperson Matthew Miller, clarified that the United States firmly condemns the terrorist attack and stands unwavering in its support of Israel's right to defend itself.

The Department also highlighted the statements of Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the White House National Security Council spokesperson as evidence of this stance.

While the Office of Palestinian Affairs has not officially confirmed or denied authoring and subsequently deleting the tweet, they directed attention to the Secretary of State's comments and messages from the White House National Security Council spokesperson.

In response to Hamas' assault, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared an all-out war and vowed an unprecedented retaliation. Israel will firmly respond in a manner that the enemy has not experienced before.

The U.S. Office of Palestinian Affairs, under the Biden administration, found itself in the spotlight after a recent turn of events. In response to a brazen dawn attack by the Islamist group Hamas, during which they launched a staggering 5,000 rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip and carried out kidnappings, the Office posted a tweet urging restraint.
However, this tweet was promptly deleted. It is important to emphasize that this post does not align with U.S. policy and was not authorized. The State Department, through spokesperson Matthew Miller, clarified that the United States firmly condemns the terrorist attack and stands unwavering in its support of Israel's right to defend itself.
The Department also highlighted the statements of Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the White House National Security Council spokesperson as evidence of this stance.
While the Office of Palestinian Affairs has not officially confirmed or denied authoring and subsequently deleting the tweet, they directed attention to the Secretary of State's comments and messages from the White House National Security Council spokesperson.
In response to Hamas' assault, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared an all-out war and vowed an unprecedented retaliation. Israel will firmly respond in a manner that the enemy has not experienced before.

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