Kamala Harris Speaks to Netanyahu About Gaza's Dire Situation

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On Thursday, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris had a candid discussion with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the ongoing humanitarian situation in Gaza. The talks, described as "frank," highlighted Harris's strong concerns about the conditions in Gaza and were closely observed for any indications of how she might handle American policy towards Israel if she were to become president.

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After the meeting, Harris emphasized the importance of Israel's right to self-defense, while also stressing that the manner in which this right is exercised is crucial. She stated, “Israel has a right to defend itself. And how it does so matters.” Harris expressed her deep concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, pointing to the scale of human suffering in the region.

The Vice President's remarks were notably serious and marked by a sharp tone, suggesting a potential shift in approach from the current administration's policy under President Joe Biden. This meeting has sparked discussions about how Harris might navigate U.S.-Israel relations in the future, particularly in addressing humanitarian issues.

Harris's focus on the human impact of the conflict in Gaza and her explicit call for careful consideration in Israel's defensive actions underscore her commitment to addressing the complex dynamics of the region with a balanced perspective.