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作成日: 2024/03/23 06:30

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Officials in Washington have felt a growing frustration with Israel&#039;s conduct in Gaza. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Israeli leaders that America does not support a ground offensive on the city of Rafah, where more than a million Palestinians are sheltering. He flatly said it would be a &quot;mistake&quot;.
                
Blinken met for talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv on Friday. He urged an &quot;immediate&quot; and &quot;sustained&quot; ceasefire. However, Netanyahu disagreed with Blinken&#039;s idea that an invasion of Rafah is &quot;unnecessary.&quot;
                
After the meeting, Netanyahu released a video statement. He said, &quot;We have no way to defeat Hamas without entering Rafah and eliminating the rest of the battalions there. And I told him that, I hope we will do it with the support of the United States, but if we have to, we will do it alone.&quot;
                
Rafah is packed with displaced civilians -- nearly 1.5 million. Blinken said an offensive would put many of them in danger. He added, &quot;It risks wreaking greater havoc with the provision of humanitarian assistance. It risks further isolating Israel around the world and jeopardizing its long-term security and standing.&quot;
                
US diplomats at the United Nations are echoing those concerns. They sponsored a resolution on Friday with their strongest language yet, calling a ceasefire &quot;imperative.&quot;
                
However, delegates from Russia and China vetoed the measure. Russian ambassador Vassily Nebenzia described it as a &quot;hypocritical spectacle.&quot; And Chinese envoy Zhang Jun said the wording is &quot;ambiguous&quot; and fails to call for an &quot;unconditional ceasefire.&quot;

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