"Biden's Standoff with Netanyahu Over Gaza and UN Review of Hamas Assault Claims"

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rebuffs President Biden's assertion that the war in Gaza is hurting Israel, stating that the majority of Israelis support his policies. Biden urged Netanyahu to curb civilian casualties in Gaza but emphasized that the U.S. will not cut off weapons supply to Israel. Efforts to broker a cease-fire deal remain stalled as Ramadan begins, and reports of abuses by both Israeli and Hamas forces surface. The UN Security Council will review a report accusing Hamas of sexual violence, while Turkish President Erdogan compares Netanyahu to Hitler and backs Hamas leaders. Humanitarian aid flow to Gaza increases but remains far below the needed level.
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