Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Response to White House on Defeating Hamas in Rafah

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responds to White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan's claim that invading Rafah to defeat Hamas is unnecessary. President Biden opposes Israeli attack on Rafah and wants a two-state solution. Netanyahu insists on entering Rafah to eliminate Hamas. Delay in final attack on Hamas worsens humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Key Points

  • Netanyahu insists on entering Rafah to complete the elimination of Hamas.
  • President Biden opposes Israeli attack on Rafah and wants a two-state solution.
  • Delay in final assault on Rafah due to U.S. arms deliveries slowdown and Biden's opposition.

Pros

  • Netanyahu's determination to eliminate Hamas's military and governing capabilities.
  • Emphasis on completing the military elimination of Hamas in Rafah.
  • Acknowledgment of the need for humanitarian aid and orderly exit of the population during the conflict.

Cons

  • President Biden's opposition to Israeli attack on Rafah.
  • Delay in final attack on Hamas exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.