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US Sen. Britt issues statement on second anniversary of October 7

Britt reflected on the October 7 attack, its global impact and the alarming rise of antisemitism that followed.

Sen. Katie Britt

U.S. Senator Katie Britt, R-Alabama, issued the following statement Tuesday on the 2nd anniversary of Oct. 7, 2023:

“October 7 is a day that will live in infamy as one of the worst attacks on the Jewish people in modern history. For two years, Hamas has waged war on the state of Israel and her people. However, the consequences of this barbaric act of terrorism have been even more far reaching. All across the globe, our Jewish and brothers and sisters have felt this evil weigh heavy on their hearts.

“One such consequence is the shocking rise in antisemitism in America and abroad. The more people who refuse to condemn this despicable violence and hold aggressors accountable, the more we lose our compassion and our humanity. I will always be proud to stand with the Jewish people. May we never forget October 7, the barbaric atrocities of Hamas, the resilience of Israel and her people, the urgent need to bring all hostages home, and our enduring pursuit to combat hatred and violence with goodness and bravery at every turn.”

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