White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby criticizes Israel for not fulfilling its duty to protect civilians and provide humanitarian assistance. He emphasizes the need to eliminate Hamas and expresses disappointment in Israel's failure to meet its obligations.
White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby criticized Israel for not fulfilling its duty to protect civilians and provide humanitarian assistance . He mentioned the high number of dead and injured Palestinians , acknowledging that some of them were Hamas members. Kirby emphasized the need to eliminate Hamas and stated that a ceasefire was broken by Hamas .
He also expressed disappointment in Israel's failure to meet its obligations to protect civilians and allow humanitarian aid
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