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Biden Memoir Accuses Netanyahu of Prioritizing Politics Over Israel's Future

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Former U.S. President Joe Biden's new memoir, "Promise Me, America," accuses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of prioritizing political survival over Israel's long-term interests and failing to heed calls to reduce civilian casualties in Gaza. Biden details his "growing frustration" with Netanyahu's broken promises and alleged lack of statesmanship. The book also touches on tense exchanges regarding military actions and hostage negotiations, and Biden's own political challenges, including criticism from within his party and from Donald Trump. The memoir is set for release on November 17.

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  • Joe Biden's memoir accuses Benjamin Netanyahu of prioritizing politics over Israel's future.
  • Biden claims Netanyahu repeatedly broke promises to reduce civilian casualties in Gaza.
  • The former president expresses "growing frustration" with Netanyahu's actions during the war.
  • Biden rejects claims he was deceived and defends his handling of the crisis.
  • The memoir also criticizes Democratic leaders and offers a different portrayal of Donald Trump.

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