Biden demands a ceasefire and the entry of humanitarian aid
Disagreement with Netanyahu’s strategy
The President of the United States, Joe Biden, has expressed his concern regarding the situation in Gaza, indicating that he is not satisfied with Israel’s moderate actions to reduce tensions. Biden has insisted on the demand for a ceasefire and has urged to allow the entry of humanitarian aid, at least temporarily.
Reactions to the situation in Gaza
Biden has expressed his disagreement with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s strategy in the Strip, considering the actions a mistake. Stating that he does not agree with their approach, he has shown displeasure with the decisions taken by Israel in this conflict.
Demand for a ceasefire and access to humanitarian aid
Biden reiterated his outrage at the Israeli attack on the convoy of the NGO World Central Kitchen (WCK) and called for an end to operations in Gaza, at least temporarily. He has called for Israel to declare a ceasefire and allow full access to food and medicine in the coming weeks, assuring that there is no excuse for not meeting these basic needs.
Humanitarian situation in Gaza and measures announced
After the attack on the convoy of the NGO WCK and the talks between Biden and Netanyahu, the White House reported that Israel would agree to open new routes for the entry of humanitarian aid. However, no dates were set for this to be effective and the humanitarian situation in Gaza has deteriorated.
The White House security spokesman, John Kirby, has emphasized that despite the entry of 300 trucks of humanitarian aid into Gaza in one day, the number should be at least 350 daily to address the needs of the population in a way sustainable