If the war does not stop by Ramadan, the situation will get worse, Biden warns situation will get very dangerous if no Gaza ceasefire. The war between Israel and Hamas has been going on for more than five months. On October 7, Hamas terrorists attacked Israel and took hundreds of people hostage. Later, Israel took strong retaliation and compromise and released some of its people.
Israel’s retaliatory offensive has killed 30,631 people, mostly women and children, according to the health ministry.
It was being said in the meantime that once again the war could stop for a short time and the hostages could be freed. However, later the hopes appeared to be dashed. Now America has become strict on this whole matter. He has warned that if a ceasefire agreement is not reached by Ramadan, the situation will go from bad to worse.
Let us tell you, talks are going on in Cairo. It is being told that Israel has put some conditions before Hamas for the ceasefire, so now this entire agreement depends on Hamas whether it accepts it or not.
Saying it is up to Hamas to accept a deal, US President Joe Biden warned on Tuesday. At the same time, on giving aid to Gaza for the second time, Biden also told his ally Israel that there is no excuse for not providing more aid to the Palestinian enclave. This comment of Joe Biden has come at a time when America is troubled by both sides, Gaza and Israel. Because both the sides are adamant on their stubbornness.
“It’s in the hands of Hamas right now,” Biden, 81, told reporters returning to the White House from the Camp David presidential retreat in the hills of Maryland. The Israelis are cooperating, the ceasefire proposal is logical. We will know in a few days, but we need a ceasefire. He said, ‘Ramadan is about to come so there should be a ceasefire. If such a situation arises that this war continues till Ramzan, then it can be very dangerous. Let us tell you, Ramadan will start from March 10 or 11 depending on the lunar calendar.
Israel-Hamas War: Biden warns situation will get very dangerous if No Gaza Ceasefire by Ramadan
Biden did not elaborate, but the United States last week urged Israel to allow Muslims to worship at the flashpoint Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem during Ramadan, after a far-right minister proposed barring Palestinians from the occupied West Bank.
The US president, who last week ordered the United States to start airdropping humanitarian relief into the besieged territory of 2.4 million people, also said he was pushing Israel to let more aid in.
“I’m working with them very hard,” he said. “We must get more aid into Gaza. There’s no excuses, none.”
Biden also brushed off suggestions of tensions with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as Washington presses Israel over civilian deaths, and after one of Netanyahu’s rivals in the Israeli war cabinet visited the White House on Monday.
He said their relationship was “like it’s always been.”
Democrat Biden and rightwinger Netanyahu have often been at odds during the four decades in which their political paths have crossed, but Biden has stuck steadfastly by Israel during its war with Hamas.
The conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza has been going on for almost five months. More than thirty thousand people have lost their lives in the war that started after Hamas’ attack on southern Israel on October 7. Earlier, Israel had decided not to send its delegation to Cairo to negotiate a Gaza ceasefire and the release of hostages.
Israel took this decision at a time when Hamas failed to accept its two demands. The first demand was that Israel asked for a list of hostages, in which Hamas had to tell how many hostages were alive and how many had died. On the other hand, to confirm the proportion of Palestinian prisoners being released from Israeli jails in exchange for hostages.