Gaza, Netanyahu on Biden: I hope we will overcome our differences

(ANSA) – ROME, MAY 10 – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he hopes he and American President Joe Biden can overcome their differences over the war in the Gaza Strip, Gaza after Biden placed conditions on the delivery of weapons to the Jewish state. “We often agreed, but we also had our disagreements. We were able to overcome them and I hope we will be able to overcome them now. But we will do what we have to do to protect our country,” Netanyahu explained in a statement last night. interview on the American talk show ‘Dr. Phil’. Speaking to American TV host Phil McGraw in Jerusalem, the Israeli prime minister argued that the Jewish state “has no choice” but to destroy the remaining Hamas battalions in Rafah. “If we don’t destroy them, if we leave them alone, they will come back. They will emerge from the tunnels, they will take back control of Gaza and they will do what they promised to do: they will do October 7 – this enormous massacre – again and again and again,” he said Netanyahu. (HANDLE).