Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister, defended his country’s response to the Gaza War on Sunday. Israel is preparing to invade Rafah – a city which hosts one of the largest refugee camp for Palestinians fleeing Gaza. Jonathan Karl, the co-host of ABC’s “This Week”, asked Netanyahu about his response in an interview that aired Sunday.
As Israel gets ready to invade Rafah, a city that is housing one of the largest refugee camps for Palestinians fleeing the war in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his nation’s response there on Sunday. Co-host Jonathan Karl asked Netanyahu what his response was during an interview on ABC’s” This Week” airing on Sunday. As Israel gets ready to invade Rafah, a city that is housing one of the largest refugee camps for Palestinians fleeing the war in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his nation’s response there on Sunday. Co-host Jonathan Karl questioned Netanyahu about his response during an interview on ABC’s” This Week” that aired on Sunday.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister, defended his country’s response to the Gaza War on Sunday. Israel is preparing to invade Rafah – a city which hosts one of the largest refugee camp for Palestinians fleeing Gaza. Jonathan Karl, the co-host of ABC’s “This Week”, asked Netanyahu about his response in an interview that aired Sunday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu justified his nation’s actions in Gaza on Sunday as Israel readies to enter Rafah, a city housing a major refugee camp for Palestinians escaping the conflict in Gaza. During an interview on ABC’s “This Week” that aired on Sunday, co-host Jonathan Karl questioned Netanyahu about his reaction to President Biden’s criticism that Israel’s response in Gaza is excessive. Netanyahu rejected the remarks, stating that Israel’s reaction is justified considering the actions of Hamas in October. The 7 assault on Israel resulted in approximately 1,200 casualties. “I am thankful for President Biden’s backing of Israel from the onset of the conflict.” I’m not sure of his intention, but imagine yourself in Israel’s position. We came under attack. Netanyahu called the unprovoked attack on October 7th the deadliest assault on Jewish people since the Holocaust. He stated that Israel is actively pursuing the militant group responsible and issued warnings to Palestinians to evacuate as necessary, distributing thousands of fliers. We give Palestinians a call at their residences. We request that they depart.
