For his part, US President Joe Biden has stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must address Palestinians’ “legitimate concerns” about Israel’s long-term security.
The President-elect of the United States, Donald Trumphas warned that the agreement ceasefire between Israel and the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced this Wednesday, in particular the release of the hostages“It is better that it is done before” his presidential inauguration, which will take place next Monday.
“We changed the course of this, and we changed it quickly, and honestly, it’s better that it happens before he’s sworn in.” We shook hands and signed certain documents, but it is better that it happens,” he stated. during an interview on a well-known podcast in the United States.
The Republican has again expressed his alleged participation in achieving the signing of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip – his special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday – and ensured that the agreement “it would never have happened (…) if we had not been involved and the hostages would probably never have seen life again, they would not have been released for a long time.”
He also called US President Joe Biden “bone” by ‘saying he did it’ when ‘he didn’t do anything’, even though he has assured that he is ‘not out to make a profit’. “I want to get these people out who have lived in hell for three years and we have to get them out,” he added.
As on other occasions, Trump has stated that the “tragedy” of October 7, 2023 “would never have happened if (he) were president.”
Biden says Netanyahu must address Palestinians’ ‘legitimate concerns’
US President Joe Biden has said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must address Palestinians’ “legitimate concerns” about Israel’s long-term security.
“I reminded my friend – he is a friend, even if we have disagreed lately – Bibi Netanyahu, that he must find a way to address the legitimate concerns of a large group of people, the Palestinians, who do not have a place. to live independently,” he stated in an interview with the television network MSNBC.
Source: EITB
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