High-stakes meeting at the White House
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived at the White House for a crucial meeting with President Joe Biden. This comes right after Netanyahu's scorching speech to Congress, where he warned of the threats posed by Iran in the Middle East.
First face-to-face encounter since Biden's visit to Israel
The historic summit marks the first in-person meeting between the two leaders since Biden's trip to Israel. Biden welcomed Netanyahu to the Oval Office, emphasizing the need for urgent discussions.
Pressure on Netanyahu over Gaza conflict
Netanyahu faces domestic pressure over his handling of the conflict with Hamas, which has resulted in casualties on both sides. Biden is expected to urge him to pursue a ceasefire agreement with Hamas during their closed-door discussion.
Calls for quick resolution
White House National Security spokesman John Kirby stated that Biden will reiterate the importance of reaching a resolution between Israel and Hamas. Biden aims to emphasize the need for leadership and compromise to bridge the existing gap.
Protests and clashes outside Capitol Hill
Netanyahu's visit to Washington DC sparked protests outside Capitol Hill, with pro-Palestine demonstrators clashing with police. The demonstrators engaged in acts like burning flags and replacing them with others, drawing condemnation from Vice President Harris.
Antisemitism, hate, and violence condemned
Vice President Harris denounced the burning of the American flag and called out antisemitism, hate, and violence, emphasizing the importance of peaceful protests and rejecting such behaviors in the nation.
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