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"President Biden's Diplomatic Resolve Amid Gaza Protests: Navigating the Path to Peace"

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US President Joe Biden delivered a compelling address on Thursday, underscoring the urgent need for a comprehensive post-Gaza plan and reaffirming support for a two-state solution with Israel. This pivotal discussion took place amidst a star-studded fundraiser at Radio City Music Hall in New York, strategically aimed at showcasing Democratic party unity in the lead-up to the 2024 general elections.

However, the President’s speech was punctuated by passionate interruptions from pro-Palestinian demonstrators, revealing the intricate divisions within the party concerning Biden’s approach to Israel’s conflict with Hamas and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

In response to the disruptions, President Biden voiced his ongoing diplomatic efforts, stating, “I’ve been working with the Saudis and all the other Arab countries, including Egypt, Jordan, and Qatar. They’re prepared to fully recognize Israel in a future deal,” as reported by Bloomberg.

Emphasizing the importance of a pragmatic and progressive approach, Biden insisted on the necessity of a post-Gaza plan, coupled with a gradual transition towards a two-state solution. “It doesn’t have to occur today. It has to be a progression, and I think we can do that,” he asserted, maintaining a firm stance amid the interruptions.

Former Democratic presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama also lent their support to Biden’s foreign policy endeavors during the event. Obama, responding to another protester, commended Biden’s moral clarity and conviction in navigating complex global dynamics. “Biden is willing to listen to all sides in this discussion. He also tries to see if we can find common ground. That’s the kind of president I want,” Obama remarked, highlighting Biden’s inclusive and balanced approach to diplomacy.

Progressive factions, alongside Muslim and Arab American communities, have exerted pressure on the Biden administration, urging increased efforts to mitigate Israel’s military operations in Gaza aimed at ousting Hamas.

Notably, Biden has been actively engaging with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging restraint in a potential ground invasion of Rafah, a city in southern Gaza sheltering over a million Palestinians. Efforts are underway to reschedule a high-level Israeli delegation visit to explore alternative strategies, following Netanyahu’s decision to cancel earlier plans after the US opted not to veto a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate Gaza cease-fire.

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