Biden Under Pressure as Israel's Rafah Assault Intensifies
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The White House stated that Israel's recent actions in Rafah, including a deadly airstrike and ground movements, do not cross President Biden's "red line" for a major ground operation, despite international condemnation and calls for a ceasefire. The Biden administration maintains that the incidents do not warrant a change in U.S. policy or a halt in weapons shipments to Israel.
- Israel's Rafah strike, ground assault don't cross Biden's 'red line,' White House says NBC News
- What Is 'All Eyes on Rafah'? Where The Slogan Started And What It Means. Forbes
- Reports: Israel's Rafah strike used US bombs designed to reduce civilian casualties The Times of Israel
- Biden faces growing pressure over Rafah attack The Washington Post
- Tanks roll into Rafah as Israel continues its assault amid outrage TODAY
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