There are serious disagreements in the administration of United States President Joe Biden over the state’s policy in the Middle East and work to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The British newspaper Financial Times shares the relevant information. Journalists refer to data provided by government official Josh Pole.
“There are people (in the Biden administration) who think that what we are doing is a moral disaster: that we should not contribute to the death of so many innocent civilians – and this directly contradicts the values that the Biden administration asserted when it took office,” journalists quote Pole.
He also drew attention to the fact that other officials are concerned that such an approach is causing “huge damage” to the state’s relations and reputation in the Middle East.
According to journalists, groups of employees of the State Department and other departments also announced their own disagreement with Biden’s policies towards Israel.
Previously Public News Service reportedthat Biden was confused in his answer to a question from reporters about whether a deal to free hostages from the Gaza Strip should be expected in the near future. He added that Washington is working on this topic, but there is no need to expect anything concrete yet.
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