Biden Faces Pressure as Israeli Strikes Devastate Rafah
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The Biden administration expressed sorrow over the loss of life from Israel's airstrike in Rafah, which killed at least 45 Palestinians, but stated it did not cross a "red line" that would halt U.S. aid. The White House awaits Israel's investigation into the incident, which Israel claims was a tragic mistake targeting Hamas militants. The strike, one of the deadliest since the Israel-Hamas conflict began, has led to a pause in some U.S. bomb shipments to Israel.
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