Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, has pushed back after Biden spoke out about the war in Gaza and how it affects the Israeli people.
In separate interviews, when asked about the war between Israel and Gaza, President Joe Biden of the United States and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel had different points of view. Netanyahu was told by Joe Biden to “pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost” and that the way he was handling the war was getting worse for Israel.
Following this, Benjamin Netanyahu talked to Politico and said that what Joe Biden said was wrong.
He told Biden that he was wrong on both counts if he meant that he was “pursuing private policies against the will of the majority of Israelis” and that this was bad for Israel.
Israel and Gaza are at war, and Joe Biden has supported it. But he is unhappy with Netanyahu’s plans for how the fight will end. Biden has said over and over that an attack on Rafah would be a “red line” for the US. Millions of Palestinians and citizens who were forced to leave the country because of the war are being held in Rafah right now.
“I will never leave Israel, even though it’s a red line.” It is still very important to defend Israel. “There is no red line where I will take away all weapons and leave them without the Iron Dome to protect them,” Biden said.
It was Prime Minister Netanyahu who said that Joe Biden was wrong and that his people back him. “These aren’t just my rules. “These are policies that the vast majority of Israelis agree with,” he said. People do agree with him that Hamas, the terrorist group backed by Iran, is a threat, he said. He said, “They get that and even agree with it in a quiet way.” They know that Hamas is a part of Iran’s network of terror groups.
In the same way, Netanyahu’s interview with Politico happened right after Biden’s State of the Union speech, in which he talked about the 30,000 civilian Palestinians who had died.
