"US-Israel Tensions: Rescheduled Delegation, Civilian Casualties, and UN Cease-Fire Demand"

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The White House confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to reschedule a planned meeting with US and Israeli officials to discuss a possible operation in Rafah, following Netanyahu's initial cancellation of the delegation. The rescheduled meeting, which could occur as early as next week, is considered an "urgent" priority, and comes after objections to the US abstaining from a UN Security Council vote calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. The US and Israel have been in constructive discussions, with Rafah being one of the many topics discussed.
Topics:nation#benjamin-netanyahu#international-relations#rafah-operation#rescheduled-meeting#us-israel-relations#white-house
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