Biden, Pledging Solidarity With Israel, Suggests ‘Other Team’ To Blame for Gaza Hospital Blast

Protests sweep through the region after the blast at the hospital, which had been treating wounded Palestinians and sheltering many more who were seeking a refuge from the fighting.

AP/Evan Vucci
President Biden meets with Prime Minister Netanyahu, October 18, 2023, at Tel Aviv. AP/Evan Vucci

TEL AVIV — President Biden vowed to show the world that America stands in solidarity with Israelis during his visit to that country Wednesday, and offered an assessment that the deadly explosion at a Gaza Strip hospital apparently was not carried out by the Israeli military.

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