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DeSantis Sends an Important Message to Americans Stuck in Israel With New Executive Order

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced he signed an executive order authorizing rescue operations in Israel following the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas terrorists.

“There are more than 20,000 Americans, including many Floridians, in Israel who wish to return home but have been prevented from doing so because of commercial flight cancellation and other travel and logistics disruptions due to the ongoing war in the region,” the order states. 

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Major airlines suspended operation shortly after the attack, leaving thousands of U.S. citizens stranded. The Biden administration initially suggested Americans utilize "ground options," despite more than a dozen countries sending planes to bring their citizens home. The executive order criticized President Biden for this failure.

“We will not leave our residents behind,” DeSantis said on X. “To the many Floridians who are stuck in Israel, trying to get home — help is on the way.”

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The State Department announced Thursday that it would begin arranging charter flights starting Oct. 13. 


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