Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently updated Israeli citizens on his conversation with US President Joe Biden. The two leaders spoke for the first time in over a month, addressing the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
During their discussion, Netanyahu emphasized the shared goal of eliminating Hamas but acknowledged differences in approach during the conflict. He highlighted the importance of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in addressing the situation in Rafah.
Netanyahu mentioned that while there have been moments of agreement and disagreement with the US, Israel remains committed to its safety and security. He indicated that discussions on humanitarian issues and other proposals from the US are forthcoming, with an Israeli delegation set to travel to Washington for further talks.
The prime minister also outlined plans for the evacuation of civilians from Rafah, signaling a strategic approach to achieving victory over Hamas. While emphasizing the need for essential measures for safety, Netanyahu suggested that a military operation in Rafah is not imminent.
Overall, Netanyahu's update reflects ongoing diplomatic efforts and strategic planning to address the conflict in Gaza and ensure the safety of Israeli citizens.
