1. United States
2. Letter

rrect decision to continue the war against Hamas until Hamas surrenders or is totally defeated. ich, together with Israel's military pressure, resulted in Hamas's release of Edan Alexander. I also write to urge you to continue to support Israel's co Last week thousands of Israel's supporters wrote to you, urging you to adhere to your demand that Iran must unconditionally dismantle its nuclear progra adical clerics who control Iran to continue their tyrannical rule and foment radical Islamic terrorism. I thank you for your administration's efforts, wh m (both military and civil), which poses an existential danger to the US. I also urge you to avoid signing any agreement with Iran that will enable the r until Hamas is either defeated or dismantled. There are two more related items to bring up as you begin your trip to Saudi Arabia ("SA"), Qatar, and th e UAE. ctims on October 7, along with Hamas's similarly inhumane actions toward hostages since then, provide compelling reasons for Israel to continue the fight . Such treatment is something only the most ruthless individuals could inflict. The brutal torture, slaughter, rape, and dismemberment of thousands of vi We are only now learning about the horrific conditions in which Hamas held Edan, keeping him in a cage while shackled, starved, and tortured for 584 days 's advanced nuclear technology, even low-grade enriched uranium used for civilian purposes can be converted into high-grade enriched uranium for military purposes very quickly. It is essential that you continue your predecessors' policy and condition US support of a civilian nuclear program for SA upon SA ioned their agreement for an SA civilian nuclear program upon SA's formal recognition of Israel. As was discussed in letters to you last week, with today ized Israel's right to exist, and for many years, SA was a supporter of radical Islamic terror groups. Thus, all US administrations prior to yours condit 's formal recognition of Israel. One of your primary subjects in SA will be its desire to develop a civil nuclear program, including the technology to enrich uranium. SA has never recogn