Members of the Senate asked Biden to stop providing Israel with weapons
Members of the United States Senate have written a letter to Rias of the country, Joe Biden, asking him to stop providing weapons to Israel, which has been killing civilians in the Gaza Strip in Palestine.
Circles close to the United States Senate say that, 7 representatives of the council from the Democratic party and Bernie Sanders, an independent representative of the state of Vermont, have written a letter to Biden and asked him to immediately stop military aid to the Zionist regime of Israel.
The delegates have said in the letter that Joe Biden should clearly explain to Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, that the failure of humanitarian aid to reach the Gaza Strip will have very bad consequences.
They have also emphasized that Netanyahu's actions violate the provision of empire and humanitarian support in the US Foreign Aid Act.
In contradictory statements, the President of the United States has described Israel's attack on Rafah, south of Gaza, as a "red line" that should not be crossed, but at the same time he has said that he does not have a red line in supporting the Zionist regime and that it is very important to protect the administration.
Biden has emphasized that, regarding Washington's red line to the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, he has said that protecting Israel is an important matter and there is no red line to stop sending weapons to that regime.
Basically, since the start of Israel's war in the Gaza Strip, the United States has been the main supporter of the brutal Israeli regime and has provided Tel Aviv with significant political, economic, military and weapons support.
