Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his disagreement with US President Joe Biden's decision to pause the shipment of bombs to Israel, fearing they may be used in an invasion of southern Gaza city of Rafah. Netanyahu emphasized that Israeli forces are actively working to facilitate the evacuation of civilians from Rafah and expressed hope for a resolution between the two leaders.
In an interview with American talk show host Dr. Phil set to air Thursday night, Netanyahu highlighted his longstanding relationship with Biden, spanning over 40 years, acknowledging both agreements and disagreements. Despite their differences, Netanyahu expressed optimism in finding common ground.
Netanyahu reiterated Israel's commitment to protecting its citizens and future, emphasizing the necessity of defeating Hamas, particularly in Rafah. He emphasized that safeguarding the country's security is paramount, leaving no alternative but to confront the threat posed by Hamas.
