“If Israel didn't exist, we'd have to invent it:” Biden

In a recent development, US President Joe Biden said: "If Israel didn't exist, we'd have to invent it.”

This move comes amidst the ongoing aggression on Gaza.

He reaffirmed the unwavering support of the US for Tel Aviv, emphasizing their commitment to stand by the city and its residents.

He said: "You are not alone. As long as the United States stands, and we will stand forever, we will not let you ever be alone. Most importantly, I know the recent terrorist assault on the people of this nation has left a deep, deep wound. More than 1,300 innocent Israelis killed, including at least 31 American citizens, by the terrorist group Hamas."

Furthermore, Biden addressed the issue of captives held by Hamas as a top priority, alleging that they have been subjected to horrific atrocities.

He emphasized the need for humane treatment and urged international attention to this matter.

Biden said that if Tel Aviv did not exist, efforts would be made to establish it, underscoring the importance of the city.

Biden claimed that the recent events in Tel Aviv hold a gravity "15 times greater" than the tragic events of the 9/11 attacks.

Expressing global sorrow, Biden mourned the lives lost in the attack on the Baptist Hospital in Gaza.

President Biden pledged USD 100 million in aid to the West Bank and Gaza.

Acknowledging the severe suffering of the Palestinian people, Biden underscored the gravity of the situation.

Biden hailed Tel Aviv as a miracle, surpassing losses and pain, and highlighted the enduring lessons learned.

He stressed the importance of working toward a two-state solution and integrating Tel Aviv into its surroundings.

Contrary to American data, Biden claimed that Tel Aviv is not implicated in the bombing of the hospital in Gaza.