We're facing an inflection point in history.

One of those moments where the decisions we make today are going to determine the future for decades to come.

O Allah! O Allah! O Allah! O Allah!

It's the same time. President Netanyahu and I discussed again yesterday the critical need for Israel to operate by the laws of war.

That means protecting civilians in combat as best as they can.

The people of Gaza, urgent and need food, water and medicine.

Yesterday, in discussions with the leaders of Israel and Egypt,

I secured an agreement for the first shipment of humanitarian assistance

from the United Nations to Palestinian civilians in Gaza.

Hamas does not divert or steal this shipment.

These shipments were going to provide an opening for sustained delivery

of life-saving humanitarian assistance for the Palestinian civilians.

As I said in Israel, as hard as this, we cannot give up on peace.

We cannot give up on a two-state solution.

Let me close with this.

Earlier this year, I boarded Air Force One for a secret flight to Poland.

There I boarded a train, but blacked out windows for a ten-hour ride each way to keep.

To stand with the people of Ukraine ahead of the one-year anniversary of their break fight against Putin.

I told I was the first American to enter a war zone not controlled by the United States military since President Lincoln.

With me, was just a small group of security personnel and a few advisers.

But when I exited that train and meant to Zelensky, President Zelensky, I didn't feel alone.

I was bringing with me the idea of America, the promise of America.

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