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Biden takes away the iron from Israel's response to Hamas: "It has not reacted in a meaningful way"

The President of the United States, Joe Biden, has defended the response of the Israeli government to the missile attacks launched by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) on some cities in its territory and has considered that the reaction “has not been excessively significant. “One of the things I have seen so far is that there has not been an overly significant reaction,” Biden told reporters Thursday at a meeting at the White House. “The question is how to get to a point where attacks are significantly reduced, especially rocket attacks that are launched indiscriminately against population centers, “he added, according to the Bloomberg agency, Biden confirmed in a rally that he held a telephone meeting with the first Israeli Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who hopes to hold further talks with senior Israeli officials and that the United States is in continuous contact with other countries. s that could mediate a truce, like Egypt. The White House released a statement on Wednesday reaffirming that “Biden has conveyed his unwavering support for Israel’s security and its legitimate right to defend its people,” as well as the interest of states. United “to restore a sustainable calm,” then Jerusalem, a city of such importance to people of faith around the world, must be a place of peace. “The new clashes have broken out after the increase in tensions in Jerusalem, on the rise due to the eviction orders of Palestinian families in the Sheikh Kharra neighborhood, in East Jerusalem, which have escalated in recent days to protest against the repression by Israeli security forces, which left hundreds of Palestinians injured. So far, the attacks have left 87 Palestinians dead in the Strip, as well as seven people dead in Israel, including an Indian national.

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