President Biden gave short answers to reporters questions amid *** new wave of pressure for both sides to reach *** cease fire agreement. Do you think it's time for Prime Minister Netanyahu to do more on this issue? Do you think he's doing enough? No Biden at the White House adding they are still in the middle of negotiations over hostages being held by Hamas and that an agreement is being worked on with colleagues from Qatar and Egypt, not with Netanyahu directly while in Israel protests against Netanyahu carried into *** second day. The Prime Minister pushed back on criticism in *** public address saying no one would preach to him about maintaining control of *** narrow corridor along Gaza's border and freeing hostages. The White House says that President Biden expressed outrage and devastation over the recent murder of an Israeli American hostage that happened during *** meeting with the vice president and the US negotiation team in Washington. I'm Amy Lowe.
Biden says Netanyahu not doing enough in Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks
President Biden replied "no" when asked whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts for a ceasefire have been enough.
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Updated: 5:22 AM CDT Sep 3, 2024
President Joe Biden voiced his disapproval of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts towards a ceasefire and hostage-release deal in the Israel-Hamas War.When asked about whether he thinks Netanyahu is doing enough on the issue, the president responded with one word: "No.""We're still in negotiations," he said later that day after a meeting with Vice President Kamala Harris and the U.S. negotiation team. "Not with him, but with my colleagues from Qatar and Egypt."While protests against Netanyahu continued for a second day in Israel, the country's prime minister addressed criticism in a public speech, asserting Israel's control of a narrow corridor along Gaza's border and freeing hostages."No one will preach to me," Netanyahu said. The White House says Biden expressed outrage and devastation over the recent murder of Israeli-American hostage, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was killed along with five other hostages under Hamas captivity.
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden voiced his disapproval of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts towards a ceasefire and hostage-release deal in the Israel-Hamas War.
When asked about whether he thinks Netanyahu is doing enough on the issue, the president responded with one word: "No."
"We're still in negotiations," he said later that day after a meeting with Vice President Kamala Harris and the U.S. negotiation team. "Not with him, but with my colleagues from Qatar and Egypt."
While protests against Netanyahu continued for a second day in Israel, the country's prime minister addressed criticism in a public speech, asserting Israel's control of a narrow corridor along Gaza's border and freeing hostages.
"No one will preach to me," Netanyahu said.
The White House says Biden expressed outrage and devastation over the recent murder of Israeli-American hostage, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was killed along with five other hostages under Hamas captivity.
