US President Joe Biden expresses disagreement with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's approach to the war against Hamas, deepening the rift between the two allies. Biden's remarks come amidst disagreements over the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Israel's recent strike on a humanitarian convoy.
US President Joe Biden has said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ’s approach to the war against Hamas is mistaken.
Those disagreements have been compounded over the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, Israel’s expected offensive in the city of Rafah and Israel’s recent strike on a humanitarian convoy, which killed seven aid workers, most of them foreigners. Mr Biden said Israel should agree to a ceasefire, flood beleaguered Gaza with aid for the next six to eight weeks and allow regional countries to help distribute the aid.The Biden administration was outspoken in its support for Israel following the October 7 Hamas attack, but in recent weeks has stepped up criticism of Israel’s approach to the war.
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