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Biden tells Netanyahu civilians in Rafah need to be protected

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United States President Joe Biden in his recent phone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the importance of safeguarding civilian lives in its military operation in Rafah, according to a White House readout of the call.

The conversation centered around Biden's stance that such an operation should not proceed without a credible plan ensuring the safety and support of over one million people taking refuge in the area. Additionally, Biden urged the need to build on progress in negotiations for the swift release of all hostages.

This communication comes amid concerns about Israel's actions in Gaza, with Netanyahu revealing that this call marked their first conversation since Biden's earlier comments criticizing Israel's actions in the region.

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