The decision to remove Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from his position has been accepted by American President Joe Biden and his colleagues, as reported by influential political newspapers. However, the White House has denied the news.
Adrienne Watson, spokesperson for the American National Security Council, stated, “The description is incorrect. President did not discuss the matter. Our focus is on the current crisis.”
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to embark on a new Middle East tour this week. As part of President Joe Biden’s “emergency measures” to reduce tensions, Blinken will visit Israel, where he is expected to meet with members of the Israeli government. A senior American official confirmed this on Tuesday.
Later, the White House stated that President Biden has also discussed this matter with King Abdullah II of Jordan, an important partner of the United States. On October 7, after Hamas launched a deadly attack on Israel from the Gaza Strip, Blinken visited Jordan multiple times.
According to the latest information provided by Israeli officials, since October 7, in the significant Hamas attack from the Gaza enclave to Israel, at least 1,400 people have lost their lives. The majority of the deceased in the Hamas attack are non-Israeli civilians. On the first day of Hamas’ attack, Israeli forces shot and killed several people without trial and arrested more than 230 individuals.
According to the latest statistics from the Hamas Health Ministry in Gaza, more than 8,500 Palestinian civilians have lost their lives due to Israel’s attack. Among them, over 3,000 are children.
In Gaza, thousands of buildings have been destroyed in the Israeli military operation, and more than half of the population has been displaced.
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