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Joe BidenPresident of the United States, asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuA “pause” in explosions in the Gaza Strip during a conversation they had on Monday. Responding to
Joe BidenPresident of the United States, asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuA “pause” in explosions in the Gaza Strip during a conversation they had on Monday.
Responding to a question from the press during an event in Washington, Biden confirmed that he had made this request to the prime minister, but He did not specify what Netanyahu’s response was.
The two held a telephone conversation Monday during which, according to a White House statement, “they discussed the possibility of tactical pauses to facilitate the safe exit of civilians, ensure the delivery of aid and facilitate the potential release of hostages.”
The United States, which has expressed its unwavering support for Israel in its attacks on the Gaza StripHa avoided calls for a ceasefire in hostilities and advocates a temporary “pause” of hostilities in certain areas of the enclave to allow for the influx of humanitarian aid.
The Biden administration argues that the ceasefire will only benefit Hamas by allowing it to rearm to attack Israel again.
Netanyahu, for his part, said the Israeli offensive will not stop until all Hamas hostages are freed, and even opened the door on Monday during an interview with the network. ABC for Israel to control Gaza indefinitely after the war.
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby on Tuesday reiterated his government’s opposition to Israel’s postwar occupation of Gaza.
“President Biden has been very clear: We do not support the reoccupation of Gaza Israel Defense Forces,” the spokesman said at a press conference.
In response to a Hamas attack on Israel just a month ago that killed more than 1,400 people, the Israeli army launched an offensive in the Gaza Strip that has already killed more than 10,320 people, including 4,1,237 children. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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