"Netanyahu and Biden Clash Over U.S. Support for Israel"

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The strained relationship between President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu has led both leaders to hope for the other's replacement. Despite conflicting statements on a potential ceasefire in Gaza, the dysfunctional dynamic between the two leaders persists. While a pause in fighting may offer a chance for negotiations, the likelihood of a significant shift in leadership in the near future is slim. The U.S. should consider conditioning aid to Israel based on shared objectives, and actively pursue a lasting ceasefire and realistic path to Palestinian and Israeli security.
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