Sen. Blumenthal Speaks out on the Israel-Hamas War
Sen. Blumenthal spoke with News12 about security measures in Connecticut.
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2ds agoIsrael officials are now confirming the first ground incursions into Gaza, in search of the 150 hostages kidnapped by Hamas.
Officials warned those in Northern Gaza to evacuate the area for their safety.
Around the world, threats of a 'Global day of Jihad' left Jewish communities on heightened alert.
Sen. Blumenthal spoke with News12 about security measures in Connecticut.
"One of the most persistent and lethal threats to our internal security is from the domestic terrorist organization. Violent extremism here at home that may be inspired by terrorist groups like Hamas," said Blumenthal.
Sen. Blumenthal said people should alert authorities if they see notice any suspicious activities.
