In response to Hamas attacks that have resulted in significant Israeli retaliation, President Joe Biden of the United States of America has arrived in Israel on a solidarity visit.
Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv welcomed Air Force One just before 11 a.m. (0800 GMT), and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was waiting to personally greet Vice President Joe Biden there.
Speaking to reporters as Biden flew to Tel Aviv, White House national security spokesperson, John Kirby said Biden would put “tough questions” to Israeli leaders but did not give details.
Furthermore, according to Kirby, Biden will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli war cabinet in order to better understand Israel’s goals and plans.
In Gaza, where millions of Palestinians are struggling to survive with little access to food, fuel, and water because of Israel’s siege, he also wants to deliver humanitarian aid.
Kirby said, “He’ll be asking some tough questions, he’ll be asking them as a friend, as a true friend of Israel, but he’ll be asking some questions of them.”
What Biden could achieve while in town was a mystery. Kirby claimed the U. S. On his way back to Washington, the president intended to speak with Abbas and Sisi.
