The Biden administration does not consider the killing of Palestinians in Gaza during the Israeli forces' war with Hamas to be a massacre. The White House's National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan's press briefing in Washington
Tuesday, May 14, 2024
Washington (Urdu Point Newspaper Latest - International Press Agency. May 14, 2024) The US administration claimed that Israel's attacks on Gaza are "not genocide" and the White House's national security statement on the trial of genocide in the International Court of Justice. During the press briefing in Washington, Jack Sullivan, the adviser of the United States, took a stand that the United States does not believe that what is happening in Gaza is genocide. We completely reject this impression.
"We use the internationally accepted term for genocide, which includes a focus on intent," Sullivan said, urging Israel to do more to prevent civilian casualties in its attacks. demanded and said that we believe that Israel can and should do more to ensure the safety and welfare of innocent citizens.
According to the American Broadcasting Corporation, National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan said that the Biden administration does not see the deaths of Palestinians in Gaza during the operations of Israeli forces in the war with Hamas as massacres. The United States wants Hamas to be defeated because they Because of this, life has become hell for the Palestinians trapped in the war. The national security adviser said that any major military action by Israel in Rafah would be a mistake. Selvan said that we do not believe that what is happening in Gaza is a massacre. We strongly reject this opinion and thinking. are
President Biden, who is running for a second term in office in November of this year, is facing severe criticism from his own supporters at home for his support for Israel. I am guilty of genocide According to Gaza's Ministry of Health, more than 35,000 Palestinians, the majority of whom are children and women, have been killed since the war began on October 7. Repeating the previous comments, he said that if Hamas releases the hostages, there can be a ceasefire.
