U.S. Criticizes Israel's Actions in Gaza Conflict as Tensions Escalate

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The Biden administration is urging Israel to do more to protect civilians and allow humanitarian aid into Gaza, but has not publicly discussed any consequences if Israel does not comply. Arab nations are demanding an immediate cease-fire and blaming Israel for a disproportionate response to Hamas attacks. The United States vetoed a Security Council resolution calling for a humanitarian cease-fire. While some Democrats in Congress are calling for stronger action, the Biden administration is focused on diplomatic efforts and has not set a firm deadline for Israel to end its offensive.
Topics:world#arab-nations#biden-administration#gaza-crisis#humanitarian-aid#international-relations#israel
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