After the meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, which ended with a thaw between the two powers but with a confrontation over sanctions and Taiwan, US President Joe Biden, during a press conference, also released statements about the conflict that is bringing the Middle East to its knees. “I don’t know how long the war in Gaza will last. The Israeli operation will end when Hamas no longer has the ability to kill, abuse and do horrible things to Israelis,” he thundered. that “people are arriving dead in Gaza” and clarified that “Israel has an obligation to use the greatest possible caution in pursuing its objectives. Hamas has said that it intends to attack the Israelis again and this is a terrible dilemma.”
The US president stated, in fact, that he made it clear “to the Israelis that it would be a mistake to reoccupy the Gaza Strip” and that he told Benjamin Netanyahu “that the two-state solution is the only solution”. Afterwards, the leader of the superpower said he was “slightly confident” in the possibility of reaching an agreement for the release of around 240 hostages brought by Israel to the Gaza Strip, stressing that “we obtained great collaboration from Qatar”. ‘, an important mediator in the Middle East region. “I don’t want to rush too much because I don’t know what happened in the last four hours,” Biden concluded, referring to the length of his conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Source: IL Tempo
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