The long-time critic of Netanyahu is among a group of lawmakers who say Israel is violating the law by blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza.
Washington — Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent, said Sunday that the Biden administration needs to make clear to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that if his government wants to continue to receive support from the U.S., Israel must change its policy on humanitarian aid to Gaza.'No more money to Netanyahu's war machine to kill Palestinian children,' Sanders said on 'Face the Nation' on Sunday.
President Biden had expressed hope for a six-week ceasefire to correspond with the beginning of the month of dawn-to-dusk fasting. But the prospects appeared unlikely with the talks at a standstill. The White House's tone toward Netanyahu has appeared to grow more stern in recent weeks, amid intense political pressure. Days ago, Mr.
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