Biden Faces Pressure as Rafah Strike Kills Dozens, White House Says 'Red Line' Intact

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The White House stated that Israel's airstrike on Rafah, which killed two senior Hamas leaders and dozens of civilians, did not cross President Biden's "red line" as it was not a major ground operation. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby emphasized that the U.S. does not support large-scale ground operations in Gaza and that the strike, while tragic, does not alter the current U.S. stance on Israel's actions.
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