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Biden also denounced the rise of antisemitism and Islamaphobia, which have spiked in the months since the 7 October attack on Israel and the ensuing war in Gaza.
“The challenge of our times reminds us of our responsibility as a nation to help each other, just and lasting peace delivered abroad and here at home,” Biden continued. “That’s why we’re fighting against the rise of anti-semitism and Islamophobia here in the United States all forms of hate, including those against Arab-Americans and South Asian Americans. This is a calling to stand against hate.”