Biden Memoir Accuses Netanyahu of Broken Promises, Prioritizing Politics
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Former US President Joe Biden criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his upcoming memoir, "Promise Me, America." Biden accuses Netanyahu of making empty promises and prioritizing his political survival over Israel's interests, particularly regarding civilian casualties in Gaza. The memoir details strained relations and clashes over key decisions, with Biden expressing frustration over Netanyahu's conduct. Excerpts also reveal Biden addressing concerns about his mental fitness and his health.
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- Joe Biden accuses Benjamin Netanyahu of broken promises and prioritizing politics over Israel's interests in his memoir.
- Biden writes he urged Israel to reduce civilian casualties in Gaza, but claims actions did not change.
- The memoir details strained relations and clashes over decisions, including the World Central Kitchen strike.
- Former officials Brett McGurk and Phil Gordon also recount tensions and disagreements with Netanyahu.
- Kamala Harris suggested Netanyahu preferred Donald Trump's return, believing he'd support aggressive Gaza plans.
- Biden addresses allegations of declining mental fitness, referencing his actions post-October 7 attacks.
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