Biden Reportedly Demands Israel Wind Down Gaza War by Year-End — Even as America Vetoes UN Push To Stop Fighting Now

In the Strip, criticism is growing over Hamas’s abuse of foreign aid, and hundreds of terrorists are giving up the fight after years of boasting that they prefer glorious martyrdom to surrender.

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Israeli soldiers gather near the border with Gaza on December 8, 2023. AP/Maya Alleruzzo

As the tide of a two-months war in Gaza begins to turn, President Biden is reportedly demanding Israel winds down the fighting by New Year’s Eve. Yet, for now Washington is vetoing a United Nations’ demand for an immediate end to the war.

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