Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will lead a bipartisan trip to Israel this weekend in the aftermath of last week’s attacks that killed hundreds, his office announced.

“Leader Schumer will meet with the new unity government including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz, as well as President Isaac Herzog,” the statement read.

In addition, Schumer plans to outline “what resources the United States can provide to support Israel on all fronts,” the statement said, even amid the ongoing House speaker paralysis.

He won’t be the first: Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) and several House members were in the country earlier this week. Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) has been working to evacuate dozens of stranded Americans.

A bipartisan group of House lawmakers led a vigil at the Capitol last night to mourn the more than 1,000 killed in the attacks.

Related posts:

Former Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93 Progressives formally reintroduce the Green New Deal 4 more Democratic plays where the Senate’s rules referee can blow the whistle Dems fear Biden’s domestic agenda could implode House progressives not rebooting yet after a year of glitches Time for ‘national conversation’ on policing, Durbin says Jordan: Legislation alone wouldn’t have stopped Nichols beating House GOP grits its teeth for the ‘big lift’: A budget battle McCarthy and Biden reach agreement in principle on debt limit Hakeem Jeffries says he has ‘no idea’ what Kevin McCarthy’s talking about Senate confirms George to lead Army, bucking Tuberville logjam Authorities to charge Sen. Bob Menendez and wife today