In an interview aired on Tuesday, President Joe Biden once again criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the situation in Gaza, labeling it a “mistake,” and urging Israel to push for a ceasefire.
Biden’s remarks represent one of his most forceful criticisms of Netanyahu to date, highlighting escalating tensions surrounding civilian casualties and deteriorating conditions in Gaza.
Furthermore, the president’s call for a ceasefire signifies a departure from his earlier stance, wherein he emphasized Hamas’s responsibility to engage in negotiations and release hostages.
Former Ambassador David Friedman: “Israel is fighting for its life and Biden is fighting for Michigan. Balancing those competing interests, I’m with Israel!”
President Biden expressed disappointment over Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's approach to the Gaza war, calling it a "mistake." pic.twitter.com/tVxbizFc2v
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 10, 2024
My appearance on Fox/Neil Cavuto today. As I said on the show, Israel is fighting for its life and Biden is fighting for Michigan. Balancing those competing interests, I’m with Israel! https://t.co/NiHxccS3xa
— David M Friedman (@DavidM_Friedman) April 9, 2024
