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President Joe Biden marked the beginning of Ramadan by issuing a statement recognizing the “moment of immense pain” for many Muslim Americans while affirming his efforts to deliver humanitarian aid into Gaza.
The president went on to acknowledge Palestinians who have died during Israeli operations in Gaza, launched in self defense after the Oct. 7 massacre by Hamas terrorists. Biden ended the message by addressing Muslim Americans directly even as others elsewhere see the month as a moment to resume hostilities against their enemies.“To Muslims across our country, please know that you are deeply valued members of our American family,” Biden wrote in the statement.
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