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Senate Democrats and the White House are urging Republicans to move rapidly to confirm nominees to vacant top national security positions across the Middle East as the United States attempts to coordinate a response to Hamas’s attack on Israel that has quickly escalated into war.
“This is an all hands on deck moment in history, and the administration needs a Senate-confirmed American diplomat present in every capital in the region as soon as possible,” he said in a statement on Sunday. “Now is not the time for politics. The Senate should confirm those awaiting votes the day we are back in session, and immediately schedule committee hearings to expedite the confirmation of the remainder.
Lew is an Orthodox Jew who served as former President Barack Obama’s chief of staff and as treasury secretary. He also served as the director of the Office of Management and Budget under former President Bill Clinton, where he worked on multiyear funding for Israel and provided funding for Israeli missile defense systems. He also was involved in helping to craft and enforce the Iran nuclear deal during the Obama years, which could be a tough pill to swallow for some GOP senators.
Biden nominated Herro Muswtafa Garg to serve as the next ambassador to Egypt in March, but she has not yet had a hearing or been confirmed. Lisa A. Johnson, nominated to be the next ambassador to Lebanon, was reported out of the committee favorably in early June but has not yet been confirmed. The position is not currently vacant, as Dorothy Shea is currently serving. Ana A.
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