Kamala Harris Criticizes Israel's Conduct in Gaza War
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Israel's conduct in the Gaza war, stating the U.S. failed to use its influence to restrain it. She also criticized both the current and previous U.S. administrations for their handling of the conflict. Harris emphasized U.S. interests in global defense, fair trade, and human rights.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Israel's "appalling conduct" in the Gaza war.
- Harris stated the U.S. failed to use its influence to restrain Israel's actions.
- She criticized the current administration for giving Prime Minister Netanyahu a "blank check."
- The Vice President also faulted the previous administration for insufficient action.
- Harris linked the criticism to U.S. interests in defense, trade, and human rights.
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has stated that the United States has failed to use its leverage to restrain Israel's "appalling conduct" in the Gaza war. She asserted that America's interest lies in demanding allies share the burden of global defense, ensuring trade benefits American workers and consumers, and upholding moral commitments to human rights and international law.
Harris specifically criticized both the current Biden administration for giving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "blank check" and the previous administration for not acting earlier and more forcefully. She acknowledged that the U.S. itself has not always lived up to its commitments.
The Vice President's remarks were made in a statement that also addressed broader U.S. foreign policy principles. She emphasized the need for the U.S. to hold allies accountable and ensure its actions align with its stated values.
