In exit interview, Secretary of State Blinken reflects on U.S.-Israel tensions and the struggle for a ceasefire in Gaza
‘Hamas, when they saw Israel under pressure publicly, they pulled back,’ Blinken said
‘Hamas, when they saw Israel under pressure publicly, they pulled back,’ Blinken said
The warning comes after the number of aid trucks entering Gaza fell sharply
There has been a determination that Israeli forces committed gross human rights abuses, but not yet a decision whether to withhold funds
The secretary of state said some disagreements over Gaza required public comment
Netanyahu sent his top adviser to Washington to discuss possible scenarios for the day after the war
The committee chairwoman asked the Capitol police to remove protesters from the room at least six times
Blinken will head to Israel from Egypt, with whom the U.S. has been working in hopes of alleviating the worsening Gaza humanitarian crisis, securing a deal on temporarily opening the Rafah crossing and establishing a humanitarian corridor
“We’ve moved to attack,” Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said. “I say now to everyone: We will wipe out this thing called Hamas. We will wipe it off the earth. This thing won’t continue to exist"
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