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The White House corrected President Joe BidenWHO He said he saw the photographs policemen Hamas “beheading of children” and said neither the President nor US officials had seen
The White House corrected President Joe BidenWHO He said he saw the photographs policemen Hamas “beheading of children” and said neither the President nor US officials had seen them.
In a statement for EFEA representative of the Democratic administration clarified that Biden made these statements based on in statements that Israeli government gave “publicly”.
According to the newspaper Washington Postwhich first reported the correction to the Biden administration, the White House noted that:
“Neither the President nor government officials have seen the images or been able to independently confirm reports of these events.”
During a speech to the Jewish community this afternoon, Biden said that in his years in government, he never thought he would “see” or “confirm images of terrorists beheading children.”
Several media outlets in both the US and Israel repeated claims by the Israel Defense Forces and Benjamin Netanyahu’s government that they had discovered the bodies of beheaded minors following the Hamas attack on Kibbutz Kfar Azah this Saturday.
Hamas denies “killing children, beheadings and attacks on civilians” during the attack on Israel and rejects “fabricated accusations spread by Western media that embrace Zionist ideology.”
Hamas’ surprise attack on Saturday killed at least 1,200 people in Israel and wounded more than 2,900 in a war that now enters its fifth day and continues to record heavy gunfire.
On the Gaza side, the Palestinian Health Ministry said on Wednesday that it was currently registering 950 people were killed in Israeli retaliatory bombing and at least 5,000 were injured.
The latest army estimates add to these figures the 1,000 Palestinian militias killed inside Israel in clashes with security forces after infiltrating from the Gaza Strip. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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