Israel National News: The Senate confirmation hearing for Rep. Elise Stefanik, US President Donald Trump's nominee for US Ambassador to the United Nations, was held today (Tuesday).

In her remarks to the committee, Stefanik highlighted her efforts to combat antisemitism on American college campuses following the October 7 massacre. "My oversight work led to the most viewed testimony in the history of Congress. This hearing with university presidents was heard around the world and viewed billions of times because it exposed the antisemitic rot in colleges and universities and was a watershed moment in American higher education."

She stated that "When discussing this nomination with President Trump, the President shared with me that he sees great promise in the United Nations if it focuses on its founding mission of international peace and security. President Trump has long advocated for peace and no new wars. He delivered the Abraham Accords, the largest step to regional peace in the Middle East in a quarter century."