Biden claimed to be trying to achieve a ceasefire
In a conversation with his Zionist couerpart, the US Preside expressed his “deep” ierest in “Zionism and Israel” and claimed to be working for a ceasefire in Gaza.
According to RCO News Agency, US Preside Joe Biden had a conversation with Israel Preside Isaac Herzog on Monday evening, at the same time as the anniversary of the Al-Aqsa storm operation.
During the call, the details of which were published on the White House website, Biden offered his condolences to his Zionist couerpart for the “brutal crimes” committed by Hamas on October 7 last year.
However, this call, which was described as a “symbolic” call by Zionist sources such as “The Times of Israel”, due to the fact that Biden did not talk to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the past 50 days and published reports about the wide-ranging disagreeme between the American preside and Netanyahu, drew atteion. has noticed
The Times of Israel has stated that the reason for the lack of dialogue between Netanyahu and Biden is their growing disagreeme about the way the Israeli prime minister is managing the Gaza war.
Nevertheless, the Preside of the United States said in a call to his Zionist couerpart: “I express my deep sorrow and condolences to the citizens of Israel and the families of the 1,200 innoce victims of the 7th of October who were killed by the terrorist group Hamas and declare that the United States will coinue uil the return of the prisoners.” He will not go to his home without work.”
81-year-old Biden’s expression of sadness about the death of 1,200 Zionists during the Al-Aqsa storm operation, while, according to Zionist sources, many of these “innoce” people were among the soldiers of the Zionist regime, and some were killed by the Zionist regime’s own soldiers.
On the other hand, the dual policy of the West, especially the US governme regarding expressing its displeasure with the Zionists and ignoring the situation of the Palestinians, has faced increasing criticism from the Western media.
Earlier, the American newspaper “Los Angeles Times” wrote in an analytical article about the double policy of the West regarding the Gaza war that while many Western couries claim human rights and iernational laws, they are all sile about the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza and the occupation.
Despite the growing criticism, the US Preside, in the coinuation of his conversation with Herzog, reiterated America’s commitme to support the legitimate right claimed by the Zionist regime and said: “America is committed to maiaining the security of the Jews, the security of Israel, its right to exist, and its defense against The attacks of Iran and other terrorist groups supported by Iran will remain committed to the attacks of Hezbollah, Hamas and Yemen’s Houthis.
Biden’s insistence on the alleged right of the Zionist regime to defend itself, while “Francesca Albanese”, the special rapporteur of the United Nations, has always stated that the Zionist regime cannot claim the right to confro the resistance forces that are seeking the freedom of the Palestinians in the territories occupied by the Zionist regime. defend yourself
According to the report of the Times of Israel, the two presides emphasized on coinuing efforts to reach an agreeme that would “return prisoners, maiain Israel’s security, improve the Palestinian humanitarian crisis, and preve Hamas from corolling Gaza.”
On the other hand, according to the article published on the website of the White House, Biden also made hostile and ai-Iranian statemes without referring to the crimes of the Zionist regime in the last year or the last 76 years: “The crimes of Hamas on October 7th are a reminder of the threats of Iran and its proxies against Israel. is.”
He also expressed his “deep” love for the Zionist regime and Zionism.
The Zionist couerpart of Biden also thanked the American preside for his assistance to the Israeli regime.
Biden’s growing support for the Zionist regime is despite the fact that a year has passed since the start of the war in Gaza, the Zionist regime has not come close to any of its predetermined goals, i.e. the “destruction” of Hamas or the release of the Zionist prisoners, and the crimes of the occupying regime have resulted in more martyrdom. Of the 40,000 Palestinians, nearly 100,000 Palestinians have been wounded, 2 million of the Gaza population have been displaced, and this has fueled an unprecedeed humanitarian crisis.
On the other hand, the Zionist regime has coinued its war-mongering under the shadow of American military, political and financial support and has started its land invasion of Lebanon last week.
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