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Why We Still Don’t Have a Cease-Fire
Mar 20, 2024
Exploring the dynamics between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, strained relations in Gaza, tensions and red lines in the conflict, negotiations for a ceasefire deal, and Senate Majority Leader Schumer's call for new elections in Israel
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- Biden's red line at Rafa marked a new approach, causing tension with Netanyahu.
- Efforts for a lasting ceasefire in Gaza faced challenges due to rejected ceasefire terms by Hamas.
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President Biden's Red Lines and Pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
President Biden drew a red line at an all-out ground invasion into the city of Rafa, an assertion rejected by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. This marked a significant departure from previous approaches as Biden had refrained from setting red lines until now. The tension escalated following an interview on MSNBC where red lines were questioned, especially regarding a potential invasion of Rafa, crammed with refugees.
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