"Revisiting the Two-State Solution: Biden and Netanyahu's Perspectives on Israel's War in Gaza"

President Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu about the possibility of a two-state solution for Palestinians, despite differences over the issue. They also discussed efforts to secure hostages held by Hamas and Israel's shift to more targeted operations in Gaza. Biden reaffirmed his commitment to work toward Palestinian statehood, while Netanyahu expressed opposition to a Palestinian state not guaranteeing Israel's security. The call came amid escalating violence in Gaza, with Biden pressuring Israel to reduce Palestinian deaths while maintaining strong support. Additionally, the US military conducted strikes against Houthi anti-ship missiles in Yemen, citing an imminent threat to merchant vessels and US Navy ships in the region.
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