US President warns Israel, no supply of weapons if Rafa is attacked

US President Joe Biden warned Israel that "if they go to Rafah, I will not supply them with the assault weapons that have been historically used to deal with Rafah." President Joe Biden said on Wednesday he would not supply offensive weapons that Israel could use in an all-out attack on Rafah, the last stronghold of Hamas in Gaza, because of the more than 1 million civilians sheltering there. There is concern for the well-being of.

Biden said that "the United Nations is committed to Israel's security and will supply Iron Dome rocket interceptors and other defensive weapons, but we will not supply weapons if Israel goes to Rafah." The United States has historically provided large amounts of military aid to Israel.

Israel is giving a befitting reply to Hamas for the attacks on October 7. After causing devastation in other areas of Gaza, the Israeli army has now entered Rafah city (IDF In Rafah) in southern Gaza. Here she is preparing to conduct a military operation on a large scale. However, the Israeli Defense Force says that a limited operation will be conducted in East Rafah on the basis of pin pointed information.