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According to the report, US President Joe Biden said Netanyahu was not doing enough to secure a hostage deal, an issue that has gained renewed urgency following the Israel military's recovery of the bodies of six Israeli hostages in Gaza on Sunday, only hours after they were shot dead.
The report said that on Monday, while speaking to reporters at the White House, Biden was asked whether he thought Netanyahu was doing enough to reach a hostage deal. "No," he replied, without elaborating on his remarks.
The report added that when asked about Biden's comments, Netanyahu said the pressure should be applied to Hamas, not Israel, particularly after the killing of the hostages, who he said had been shot in the back of the head by their captors.
The US president should thought some minutes before answering No because the victim of this war is Israel. These captives are from Israel and the Gaza terrorists keep on killing the captives if demands are not granted by Israel.
It seems unfair for Israel to be condemned as not doing anything.
Watch the full coverage of the report via the YouTube link by FirstPost America.
The report said that on Monday, while speaking to reporters at the White House, Biden was asked whether he thought Netanyahu was doing enough to reach a hostage deal. "No," he replied, without elaborating on his remarks.
The report added that when asked about Biden's comments, Netanyahu said the pressure should be applied to Hamas, not Israel, particularly after the killing of the hostages, who he said had been shot in the back of the head by their captors.
The US president should thought some minutes before answering No because the victim of this war is Israel. These captives are from Israel and the Gaza terrorists keep on killing the captives if demands are not granted by Israel.
It seems unfair for Israel to be condemned as not doing anything.
Watch the full coverage of the report via the YouTube link by FirstPost America.
