Harris says US should have pressed Israel harder over Gaza war in Seoul speech
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris said on Wednesday in Seoul, at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies, that the United States fell short of its moral obligation to human rights and international law in the Gaza war. Harris said Washington should have used its leverage to curb Israel’s military campaign sooner and more forcefully, under the Biden administration and the current one. Harris also said the current administration offers Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a blank check. The Republican Jewish Coalition called her remarks unsurprising, citing her absence from Netanyahu’s 2024 address to Congress and her opposition to anti-boycott legislation.
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Harris, speaking in Seoul on Wednesday, said the Biden administration should have used US leverage to curb Israel’s Gaza military campaign sooner and more forcefully.
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Harris said the United States had fallen short of its moral obligation to human rights and international law over Israel’s conduct in the Gaza war.
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Harris said the current Trump administration offers Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a blank check.
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The Republican Jewish Coalition called Harris’s remarks unsurprising and criticized her calls to halt Israeli operations in Rafah.
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The Biden and Trump administrations should have used US leverage to curb Israel’s Gaza military campaign sooner and more forcefully.
Harris says they should have acted sooner. The Republican Jewish Coalition calls her remarks unsurprising and criticizes her calls to halt Israeli operations in Rafah, where the IDF later rescued hostages.
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Every side reports that Harris, speaking in Seoul, said the US should have pressed Israel harder. Right-side headlines center on her criticism of Biden and, at the far-right outlets, her past defense of Israel policy; The Hill’s headline also centers on Biden, while the Post faults Trump too.
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The Hill’s headline frames the story as Harris calling out the Biden administration over Israel’s conduct in the Gaza war.
Harris calls out Biden administration over Israel's actions in Gaza war
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Headlines frame Harris as turning on Biden or previewing a 2028 run; the Post names both the Biden and Trump administrations, while the far-right outlets name only Biden and stress her past Israel stance.
Kamala Harris criticizes Biden, Trump administrations for not acting ‘more forcefully’ against Israel
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- Harris’s criticism of the Biden administration
- Israel’s conduct in the Gaza war
- Call for a faster and stronger US response
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Harris calls out Biden administration over Israel's actions in Gaza war
Former Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday said the Biden administration should have responded sooner to the Israeli government's "horrific conduct" in the Gaza war. Harris was speaking at the Asan Memorial Lecture in Seoul, South Korea, when she said the U.S. …
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- Harris’s criticism of the Biden administration
- Her past defense of Israel policy
- Possible 2028 presidential run
- Trump administration’s Netanyahu policy
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- The Daily SignalFar Right
‘Should Have Acted Sooner’: Kamala Harris Takes Aim at Biden Over Israel in Potential 2028 Preview
Former Vice President Kamala Harris said the Biden administration “should have acted sooner and more forcefully” to pressure Israel to scale back its military action during the conflict in Gaza. …
- New York PostRight
Kamala Harris criticizes Biden, Trump administrations for not acting ‘more forcefully’ against Israel
Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the Biden and Trump administrations on Wednesday for failing to use U.S. leverage to curb Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.
- The Daily WireFar Right
Kamala Takes Aim At Biden Over Israel Policy She Once Defended
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is faulting the Biden administration for failing to pressure Israel more aggressively during the war in Gaza, saying it should have acted “sooner and more forcefully” — while also accusing President Donald Trump of giving Israeli Prime …
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- The Daily SignalFar RightOct 15, 11:55 AM EDT
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