Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the Biden administration for being opposed to Israel’s strategy during its ongoing war with Hamas and others in the region, the Times of Israel reported.
“The U.S. had reservations and suggested that we not enter Gaza,” Netanyahu said nearly two weeks after the 2024 presidential election. “It had reservations about entering Gaza City, Khan Younis, and, most critically, strongly opposed entry into Rafah.”
Netanyahu said President Joe Biden told him Israel would enter Rafah without U.S. assistance, with the U.S. later withholding a single shipment of 2,000-pound bombs. The U.S. also told Israel not to respond to Iran’s drone and missile attacks.
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