for the United States, there isn’t a “genocide” in Gaza | EUROtoday

“ We believe that Israel can and must do more to ensure the protection of innocent civilians. We do not believe that what is happening in Gaza is a genocide,” the nationwide safety adviser stated throughout a press briefing.

American opposition to an operation in Rafah

Jake Sullivan stated President Joe Biden was working to carry the battle to a regional scenario that “ guarantees Israel's security while paving the way for a future of dignity and security for the Palestinian people, rather than seeing Israel mired in a never-ending counter-guerrilla campaign.”

Jake Sullivan also reiterated that the US administration believes that “ “it would be a mistake to launch a major military operation in the heart of Rafah that would endanger enormous numbers of civilians without a clear strategic gain.” President Biden's dedication to Israel is “ in reinforced concrete”, however “ This does not mean that there is never disagreement” with the Israeli authorities, the nationwide safety adviser pressured.