Biden Pressures Netanyahu Amid Escalating Gaza Conflict During Ramadan
March 10, 2024
Ramadan begins in Saudi Arabia and other Muslim countries amidst escalating Israel-Hamas conflict, causing concerns for unrest.
Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia announced the start of Ramadan on Monday, with some countries starting a day later.
Focus during Ramadan is on the plight of Palestinians in Gaza, with a death toll exceeding 31,000 and a global sense of solidarity.
Inflation and high food prices add to the challenges Muslims face during Ramadan due to the broader economic environment.
U.S. President Joe Biden exerts public pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Biden considers direct engagement in Israel but sees no immediate change in Israel's approach despite U.S. warnings and aid efforts.
The U.S. faces internal political pressure to influence a cease-fire, but Biden's tactics have yet to show a shift in voter confidence or peace prospects.
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