The American leader promised that he will continue to “pressure” to try to “accelerate” a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, so that Israel can achieve “security” and the return of the hostages and so that the Palestinians can end the his “suffering”.
US President Joe Biden called on the G20 this Monday to “increase pressure on Hamas” for a while guaranteeing that he will “continue working towards an agreement” before leaving power.
“I ask everyone here to increase pressure on Hamas, which is currently refusing this agreement,” Biden said during the first plenary session of the summit of the world’s main economies, in Rio de Janeiro.
The American leader promised that he will continue to “pressure” to try to “accelerate” a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, so that Israel can achieve “security” and the return of the hostages and so that the Palestinians can end the his “suffering”.
“I urge everyone here to increase pressure on Hamas, which is currently rejecting the agreement,” said Biden, whose country has historically been a key ally of Israel.
In his speech, the President of the United States stressed that “Israel has the right to defend itself from the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust”, when describing the but he immediately highlighted that “the way Israel defends itself is of utmost importance.”
– With Lusa
