Joe Biden is the same as the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, who “failed more than the money he was in Israel” with his condominium in the Gaza Strip, and held a similar proposal on the question of “line rouge” that fixed it. Americans.
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“He has the right to defend Israel, and the right to continue attacking Hamas. But he must, he must, he must pay more attention to the innocent lives lost because of the actions taken. Good for Israel.”
Joe Biden was asked during this interview about the existence of a “red line” that Israel should not cross in its attack, and the journalist asked him in particular whether the large-scale Israeli attack in Rafah, in the southern Palestinian territories, would be one of these steps. .
“It's a red line,” says the 81-year-old Democrat, adding immediately: “I will never abandon Israel.” Defending Israel remains of utmost importance. “There is no red line within which I want to stop arms shipments completely,” and then the Israelis would not be “protected by Iron Dome.”
American aid is considered crucial to the operation of this defense system, which allows the interception of rockets and missiles.
But Joe Biden adds in this process: “There are red lines… and it is not possible for another 30,000 Palestinians to die.”
The US president has also been evasive about the possibility of a new visit to Israel, where he went in October shortly after the deadly attack by Hamas, which could include a speech to parliament.
“Do you have to do this?” The journalist asks him. Joe Biden answers: “Yes,” but without saying anything else, and without specifying whether he was invited or not.
The American President no longer hides his frustration with the Israeli Prime Minister.
On Thursday, after a speech to Congress, microphones picked up an informal conversation in which he declared, regarding the need to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza: “He's going to have to put that idea in his head.” “I want to see a ceasefire,” Joe Biden said, explaining that he was talking about a six-week cessation of hostilities initially.
