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The Times of IsraelPolitics

Biden Memoir: Netanyahu Made Empty Promises on Gaza Civilian Harm

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Former US President Joe Biden's new memoir criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for allegedly making repeated empty promises to reduce civilian harm in Gaza. Biden expressed frustration over Netanyahu's failure to act on assurances, despite acknowledging the damage to Israel's image and US support. The memoir also covers Biden's views on the Israel-Hamas war, his decision to seek re-election, and his relationship with Kamala Harris. Israel maintains it strives to minimize civilian casualties and blames Hamas for using civilians as shields.

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  • Joe Biden's memoir criticizes Benjamin Netanyahu for broken promises on Gaza civilian harm.
  • Biden stated Netanyahu acknowledged rising casualties hurt Israel's image and US support.
  • The former president wrote that Netanyahu made promises he lacked power or intention to keep.
  • Biden defended providing aid to Israel, stating it meant protecting it from itself.
  • The memoir also discusses Biden's re-election bid and his relationship with Kamala Harris.
  • Netanyahu's office had no immediate response to Biden's memoir claims.

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