President Biden's warning to Israel over potential attack on Gaza Strip city of Rafah
President Biden warned Israel against attacking Gaza Strip city of Rafah, criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's conduct of war and urging protection of civilians. The U.S. fully backs Israel in war against Hamas but seeks a cease-fire deal. Biden expressed frustration with Netanyahu's government and emphasized the need to protect innocent lives in Gaza.
Key Points
- Biden's 'red line' warning against an Israeli attack on Rafah
- Criticism of Netanyahu's conduct in the war and emphasis on protecting civilians
- Efforts to secure a cease-fire deal and deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza
- Frustration with Netanyahu's government and the need to pay attention to innocent lives
Pros
- U.S. support for Israel in its war against Hamas
- Efforts to secure a cease-fire deal and deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza
Cons
- Deteriorating relationship between the Biden administration and Netanyahu's government
- Humanitarian crisis in Gaza with lack of access to basic necessities