The president of the United States, Joe Biden, last night with the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, the possibility of an invasion of Rafah by the army of that country, an incursion that has raised fear in the international community for the risks it entails for the civilian population.
Biden “reiterated his view that a military operation should not be carried out without a credible and executable plan to ensure security and support for civilians in Rafah,” says a White House note.
During the telephone conversation that both leaders had, the US president reiterated the urgency for humanitarian aid to reach the Palestinians.
Netanyahu rejects Hamas proposals
They also addressed the negotiations that Israel has held with the Islamist group Hamas for the release of hostages, which at the moment do not seem to be moving forward.
Netanyahu has so far dismissed Hamas’s proposals for a truce and prisoner exchange.
While waiting for a new offer, it continues its military operations in the Gaza Strip.
This same Thursday, and after 25 days of siege, the Israeli Army broke into the Naser Hospital, in Khan Younis (southern Gaza), ensuring that it has “credible information” from the intelligence services that Hamas kept it there. some of the Israeli hostages and that there could be bodies of kidnapped people.
BY: TTU
