Blinken Says Genocide Charges Against Israel Are 'Meritless'
January 10, 2024
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as posted by the channelSecretary of State Antony Blinken made another push for Israel to limit civilian casualties in Gaza and sought to focus on the country’s relationships with Arab nations, part of renewed US efforts to end the conflict.
In meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top officials, Blinken repeated that Israel has the right to defend itself in the wake of Hamas’s deadly attack on Oct. 7. But he also sought to paint a picture of a secure future for Israel, raising the prospect of US-backed regional integration for Israel and Arab nations.
“This is an incredibly challenging time,” Blinken told Foreign Minister Israel Katz on Tuesday. “I know your own efforts over many years to build much better connectivity and integration in the Middle East. And I think there actually are real opportunities there.”
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