Where's the truth anymore?: Secretary of State John Kerry insists we will defeat ISIS

Just before Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu controversial visit to the United States, John Kerry tries to show support.

The arrival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, into the United States, has sparked controversy among the Congress and the Presidential administration. Although National Security Adviser, Susan Rice, stated Netanyahu's arrival would be "destructive to the fabric of the relationship," Secretary of State John Kerry insists he is welcome.

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Previously this year, Speaker of the House John Boehner invited the Israeli Prime Minister to speak in the United States, without notifying President Obama beforehand.

"I feel I am representing all the citizens of Israel, even those who do not agree with me," Netanyahu said to ABC News. "I feel a deep and sincere concern for the safety of all the citizens of Israel and the fate of the state and the fate of our people. I will do everything in my power to secure our future."

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"It was odd, if not unique, that we learned of it [Netanyahu's visit] from the speaker of the House and that an administration was not included in this process," explained Kerry. "But the administration is not seeking to politicize this."

The White House has reportedly expressed anger over Netanyahu's arrival so close to the Israeli elections, on March 17 and the final stages of a potential American nuclear weapons deal with Iran, according to ABC News.

In an interview with Martha Raddatz for ABC News, Kerry stated, "We have a closer relationship with Israel right now in terms of security than at any time in history."

Kerry claims the United States has intervened on Israel's behalf in the last two years a "couple hundred times in over 75 different fora in order to protect Israel."

However, Kerry also believes we are on "the road to success" in defeating Islamic extremist terrorist group, ISIS.

Despite the growing number of threats to America and the startling amount of American's trying to join ISIS jihadists, Kerry insists "we are living in a period of less daily threat to American's with fewer violent deaths than anytime in the last century."

Is there any truth to his statement? Does anyone really care what he has to say? With a new threat from ISIS and fear growing everyday, the people need truth.

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John Kerry's accounts of ISIS terror refuse to examine just how serious the ongoing religious war is; just as President Obama continues to refuse using the words "Islamic terrorism."

There are people, like Raddatz from ABC News, who have seen firsthand the streets of Syria and the destruction and horror inflicted by ISIS. They know better than to only listen to the words reported by the government, who often can't make statements on certain matters anyways.

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