Former VP Harris Criticizes Biden Administration's Handling of Israel's Gaza Conduct
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the Biden administration's response to Israel's actions in Gaza, calling for earlier and stronger intervention. Speaking in Seoul, she argued the U.S. failed to use its influence to curb "appalling conduct" and uphold human rights. Harris also accused Donald Trump of giving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "blank check."
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- Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the Biden administration's response to Israel's conduct in Gaza.
- Harris stated the U.S. should have acted earlier and more forcefully to curb Israel's actions.
- She described Israel's conduct in the Gaza war as "appalling."
- Harris argued the U.S. had a moral obligation to protect human rights and international law.
- She accused Donald Trump of giving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "blank check."
Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris stated that the Biden administration, during which she served, should have acted earlier and more forcefully to curb what she described as the "appalling conduct of the Israeli government" in the Gaza war. Speaking in Seoul, Harris asserted that the U.S. did not leverage its influence over Israel to restrain its actions, despite what she called a moral obligation to protect human rights and international law. She also criticized former President Donald Trump, stating he gives Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "blank check."
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