Blinken's Controversial Stance on Israel-Hamas Cease-fire Sparks Backlash

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Secretary of State Antony Blinken faced backlash for a now-deleted tweet in which he encouraged a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, following a large-scale attack by the Palestinian terrorist group. Critics argued that it was premature to call for a cease-fire, given the recent outrages and the ongoing threat posed by Hamas. Supporters of Israel also criticized Blinken for advocating for a cease-fire with Turkey, which has been accused of supporting Hamas. The Biden administration has affirmed its support for Israel's right to self-defense, as the conflict continues to escalate.
- Blinken slammed for tweet pushing Israel-Hamas cease-fire: 'Any actual adults in charge?' New York Post
- Blinken deletes social media post calling for Israel-Hamas 'cease-fire' Fox News
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- Herzog speaks with US VP Harris, who stresses Israel's right to defense The Times of Israel
- Blinken walks back support for Israel-Hamas 'cease-fire' as Israel retaliates against Hamas invasion KOMO News
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