Among the Bidens, family is sacred and Joe Biden recently proved it by granting a presidential pardon to his son, Hunter Biden. A decision which caused a lot of ink to flow across the Atlantic, but which did not prevent the Head of State from inviting his son to a reception given at the White House, Monday December 16, at the occasion of Hanukkah (which will be celebrated this year from December 25 to January 2), in the presence of a large number of Jewish representatives.
Hunter Biden was accompanied by his wife, Melissa Cohen Biden, as well as their 4 and a half year old son, Beau Junior – a first name given in homage to his late uncle Beau, who died of brain cancer at the age of 46 . The little boy with the face of an angel remained alongside his grandparents, with whom he seems to have spent a lot of time in recent weeks, when his father remained behind, his face closed, in the crowd, and did not did not speak.
The rest after this ad
All the Bidens taken to the camps
During his speech, Joe Biden reiterated his “unwavering” support for Israel, declared that he was determined to repatriate each of the hostages and denounced the “despicable rise of anti-Semitism” in the United States and around the world. “I have said many times before that my commitment to the security of the Jewish people and Israel and their right to exist as an independent nation-state remains unwavering,” he said.
The rest after this ad
During his speech, the president recalled taking each of his grandchildren to concentration camps in Europe so that they “understand the horrors of the Holocaust.” “I wanted them to know that we could not act as if this had not happened and that it should never happen again,” assured Joe Biden. “I learned a long time ago that you don't have to be Jewish to be a Zionist. I am a Zionist. »
