Joe Biden once again disagreed with Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of Gaza, stressing that the Israeli prime minister is wrong. The reason was the developments in the Middle East, after the Israeli army's decision to invade Rafah, where it considers the last stronghold of Hamas to be located. According to nytimes.com, in a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Biden said he was blunt and straight with Netanyahu about the need for Israel to allow more humanitarian aid to Gaza, adding “we'll see what the Netanyahu with the commitments he has undertaken.” It is noted that the US strongly disagrees with Israel's handling of the Middle East issue and has been stressing for a long time that the hostilities must stop completely or at least precision strikes against Hamas and not a total war.
Source: News Beast
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