Biden Administration Reverses Stance on Israel Arms Deadline Amid Gaza Crisis
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The Biden administration has decided to continue military support to Israel despite a previous ultimatum to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza. A report by humanitarian organizations found that Israel failed to meet most of the U.S.'s demands, including opening new border crossings and increasing aid deliveries. The State Department claims some progress has been made, but aid groups argue that the U.S. is disregarding its own laws and humanitarian standards. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with ongoing displacement and attacks on civilians.
- “A Final, Deadly Exclamation Point”: Biden Backs Down on 30-Day Israel Arms Ultimatum The Intercept
- U.S. to Keep Sending Arms to Israel Despite Dire Conditions in Gaza The New York Times
- Biden Admin Admits That 30-Day Deadline on Israel Was Totally Made Up The New Republic
- US says it will not limit Israel arms transfers after some improvements in flow of aid to Gaza The Associated Press
- U.S. won’t withhold aid to Israel, walking back threat over conditions in Gaza The Washington Post
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