JERUSALEM, Israel – President Joe Biden warned Israel it may be starting to lose global support for the war in Gaza. Still, Israeli leaders seem determined to finish the fight to defeat Hamas, despite world opinion.
Biden called for a change in Israel’s government Tuesday, claiming the coalition is “making it very difficult for (Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) to move.”
While pledging continued military assistance to Israel, he criticized what he called “indiscriminate bombing” of Gaza and added, “They have to be careful. The whole world’s opintion can shift overnight – we can’t let that happen.”
There’s also disagreement about what happens in Gaza after the war. I
In a statement thanking the US for its support, Netanyahu repeated his opposition to the Biden administration’s stance on the Palestian Authority ruling the territory.
“I want to clarify my position: I will not let Israel repeat the Oslo mistake,” Netanyahu insisted. “I will not allow that after the great sacrifice of our citizens and fighters, we bring into Gaza those who teach terrorism, support terrorism, finance terrorism. Gaza will be neither Hamastan nor Fatahstan.”
As expected, the U.N. General Assembly voted Tuesday in favor of a non-binding resolution for an immediate ceasefire. Israeli Ambassador Gilad
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