US expects Israel to follow its Gaza requests despite Netanyahu’s statements — Axios
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The article reports on claims by journalist Barak Ravid that the US administration expects Israel to comply with its requests for the Gaza Strip regardless of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's public statements. A cited US official suggests the White House views Netanyahu's rhetoric as a result of his political needs.
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What happened
The US administration expects Israel to follow its requests regarding the Gaza Strip despite statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Axios reporter and Israel’s Channel 12 correspondent Barak Ravid said on X on Sunday.
Why it matters
According to a US official cited by Ravid, the White House is "not bothered" by Netanyahu’s statements that Israel rejects the Board of Peace’s 15-point plan for the Gaza Strip and will not withdraw troops from the Palestinian enclave until the Hamas movement…
Common ground
"We understand Bibi's (Benjamin Netanyahu’s - TASS) political needs.
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The article reports on claims by journalist Barak Ravid that the US administration expects Israel to comply with its requests for the Gaza Strip regardless of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's public statements. A cited US official suggests the White House views Netanyahu's rhetoric as a result of his political needs.
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