Israel ‘Resilient’ but Feeling ‘Very Lonely’ Half a Year Into Gaza War, Former Ambassador Says

Published on April 8, 2024

Since the Oct. 7 attacks, former Israeli ambassador to the United States Michael Oren says his country has shown itself to be “the strongest and most resilient society on the planet,” but has had to contend with “feelings of loneliness” on the world stage as it continues a multi-month military campaign to defeat the Hamas terrorist group and win the release of its hostages. The former Israeli ambassador to the United States reflected on Israel’s position in the world and the progress of its war effort in the Gaza Strip in a recent interview with NTD’s Kelly Wright as the war stretches past the six-month mark....

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