Biden’s murky Israel policy in a nutshell
The memorandum to Congress determined that “it is reasonable to assess” that Israel used U.S. weapons in ways that are “inconsistent” with international law. At the same time, it concluded there isn’t sufficient evidence to say so declaratively, thus finding that Israel is still eligible for U.S. military aid. Read the report
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