"U.S. Stands Firm on Israel's Occupation in ICJ Hearing"

The United States backed Israel at the International Court of Justice, diverging from allies, despite growing tension between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. U.S. officials warned that an advisory opinion from the court could frustrate peace efforts, emphasizing Israel's security needs. The U.N. General Assembly had asked for the opinion before the recent conflict in Gaza, and the U.S. faced criticism for its support of Israel. The Biden administration continues to back Israel in international venues, including vetoing a Security Council resolution for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. The court's advisory opinion is not expected for months and might have no impact.
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