Biden says US working with Israel, UN to ease humanitarian consequences in Gaza ...Middle East

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In a post online, President Biden said he is working with several countries, including Israel, and the United Nations to ease the humanitarian consequences of the Hamas attacks. “The U.S. is working with the governments of Israel, Egypt, Jordan — and with the UN — to surge support to ease the humanitarian consequences of Hamas’s attack, create conditions needed to resume the flow of assistance, and advocate for the upholding of the law of war,” Biden said in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. Biden has previously vowed U.S. support for Israel in its war with Palestinian militant group Hamas, after the group invaded the country last week. He spoke with Israel Prime

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