State department
US imposes visa restrictions on Iran officials, telecommunications leaders
At the end of January, the State Department confirmed that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio had banned senior Iranian officials and their relatives from being in the US.
Trump nominee Jeremy Carl facing Senate pushback over history of antisemitic remarks
US reiterates call for all citizens to 'leave Iran now,' in security alert on open border crossings
Pentagon approves potential sale of F-15 support, equipment to Saudi Arabia
US State Dept. slams Smotrich’s transfer of $134 million from PA’s frozen funds to terror victims
Smotrich described the order as an act of “historical justice,” saying that the PA “encourages and favors terrorism by paying the families of terrorists, prisoners, and released prisoners."
US lays out hostage deal details in expanded UNSC resolution
“We have this rare opportunity to reach an immediate ceasefire that ultimately could lead to an end to this war," Matthew Miller told reporters.
US has been in contact with Israel about strike on school in Gaza, State Dept says
Israel claimed it was using precision strikes to target up to 30 Hamas terrorists in only one part of the building without hitting areas where civilians were sheltering.
US may appoint official as acting civilian advisor in postwar Gaza - report
The four officials noted that the advisor is one of many possible plans for postwar Gaza, with other scenarios including growing Gaza's economy and rebuilding cities.
WH: Biden’s positions not inconsistent following approval of $1b. new weapons transfers to Israel
Jean-Pierre added that the White House’s messaging on Rafah has been consistent, and so has its messaging about Israel’s right to defend itself.
US State Dept moves $1b. weapons aid for Israel to congressional review, US official says
Biden's support for Israel in its war against Hamas has emerged as a political liability for the president, particularly among young Democrats, as he runs for re-election this year.
State Dept. calls for investigation into 'incredibly disturbing' reports of killed UN worker
"UN and humanitarian workers must be protected, and they need to be able to continue their life-saving work."
US says Israel's use of weapons may have violated international law, but couldn't verify instances
The administration also acknowledged that after requests from the US and other governments, Israel acted on many steps to improve the volume of humanitarian aid entering Gaza.
State Dept: Biden's CNN interview doesn't indicate Israel violated international law
"We will always be committed to Israel's security," Miller said. "That has not changed, that will not change,"
US State Department to deliver report on if Israel violating international law
The report is due in "the coming days".
