Vice President Kamala Harris proudly boasts to pro-Palestine protestors at her rally in Arizona that “now is the time” for a ceasefire deal to end the conflict in Palestine and Israel.

open image in gallery Joe Biden is seen with Kamala Harris in one of their final appearances together before leaving office. The president announced a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas on Tuesday.

Vice President Kamala Harris called again Thursday for ... group that started the conflict and only saying that a cease-fire deal must be “done immediately.” The Democratic nominee also ...

Vice President Kamala Harris publicly pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "get this deal done" and agree to a cease-fire to end Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza, but Harris ...

On Wednesday, Vice President Kamala Harris briefly met with Uncommitted ... Harris publicly rebuked protesters pushing for a ceasefire. As Harris spoke, two activists interrupted her.

Vice President Kamala Harris could replace Biden at the top ... parliament has since voted to reject a two-state solution and ceasefire talks are still ongoing two months later.

WASHINGTON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris ... and NATO and push for a ceasefire in Israel's war in Gaza. Harris urged an immediate ...

Instead, Trump has allegedly been talking with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avert a cease-fire deal, fearing that doing so could help Vice President Kamala Harris win in November ...

Vice President Kamala Harris speaks following a meeting with ... Netanyahu so far has resisted Biden's efforts, rejecting his calls for a cease-fire. Netanyahu brought up their long relationship ...

Vice President Kamala Harris vowed to “not be silent” about ... Thursday while telling him it is time to lock down a ceasefire deal. “Israel has a right to defend itself and how it does ...

Uncommitted delegates chanted "ceasefire now!" as they walked arm-in ... the delegates to take their seats to watch Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential nomination acceptance speech.