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Biden urges Netanyahu to safeguard civilians, boost Gaza aid
In a recent high-stakes diplomatic call, President Joe Biden pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to prioritise the protection of civilian lives
President Biden emphasised the importance of avoiding civilian casualties and protecting innocent lives. He cited concerns over the mounting humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exacerbated by the recent hostilities. The United States has committed to providing substantial aid to the beleaguered region, and the President urged Israel to cooperate in ensuring the safe delivery of these vital resources.
Prime Minister Netanyahu assured President Biden that Israel is also keen on a ceasefire and seeks to minimise harm to non-combatants. He pledged to work closely with the United States to facilitate the distribution of aid to Gaza and to bring an end to the hostilities as swiftly as possible.
The international community is watching closely as both leaders attempt to navigate this volatile situation, striving for a resolution that can bring much-needed relief to the people of Gaza.
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