Former State Department official Thomas Nides has accepted an offer from the Biden administration to serve as the next US ambassador to Israel, a source familiar with the matter told The Times of Israel on Monday.
The appointment will be announced by the White House in the coming weeks and will then need to be approved by the Senate, but no major opposition is expected, particularly given that Republicans do not have a majority in Congress, the source said, confirming Vox’s reporting on the matter.
While there had been a handful of Democratic lawmakers, including Ted Deutch, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Jerry Nadler and Senator Bernie Sanders, who had vocalized their support to US President Joe Biden for former Congressman Robert Wexler to get the ambassadorial post, they are now expected to get behind Nides, the source added.
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Another intermarried self hating Jew. Just what we need. worse than Obama lackey
Thank you
for pushing this lowlife
Will that change the horrible service coming out of the American Consulate. Absolutely Despicable.
American citizens trying to travel back to see family they haven’t seen in years are stuck without appointments or the ability of renewing passports because four arab/american workers at the the consulate are not sufficient to service millions of americans abroad and in the need of their services. Unreal!
What a disaster! An assimilated American Reform Jew intermarried to a CNN executive!
Israel has to be strong and resist the Biden nonsense for another 3 1/2 years until we get Trump or another sensible pro-Israel, pro-America Republican as President!