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Starting with the US administration led by President Joe Biden. It seeks to put pressure on Israel to take measures and procedures aimed primarily at protecting Palestinian civilians, especially those who fled the Israeli aggression on the northern Gaza Strip and settled in its south. Officials in the administration of President Joe Biden announced that they had already discussed with their counterparts in Israel how to protect thousands of civilians who fled to southern Gaza, if the occupation forces targeted the region after the end of the truce with Hamas.

They pointed out that the Biden administration discussed various options with Israeli officials, most notably the transfer of civilians who went south at the beginning of the war to the north, once the military operations there ended, especially since a large part of the areas in the northern Gaza Strip were destroyed due to Israeli air strikes, according to the American network. .

Based on an analysis of satellite images conducted by independent researchers, the American network confirmed that returning civilians to the north would represent a major humanitarian challenge, with an estimated 40% to 50% of buildings in northern Gaza damaged. The American administration is seeking to put pressure on Israel, in order to take measures and measures aimed primarily at protecting Palestinian civilians, especially those who fled the Israeli aggression on the northern Gaza Strip, and settled in its south, according to Cairo News Channel, citing CNN. American.

Officials in the administration of President Joe Biden announced that they had already discussed with their counterparts in Israel how to protect thousands of civilians who fled to southern Gaza, if the occupation forces targeted the region after the end of the truce with Hamas. They pointed out that the Biden administration discussed various options with Israeli officials, most notably the transfer of civilians who went south at the beginning of the war to the north, once the military operations there ended, especially since a large part of the areas in the northern Gaza Strip were destroyed due to Israeli air strikes, according to the American network. .

Based on an analysis of satellite images conducted by independent researchers, the American network confirmed that returning civilians to the north would represent a major humanitarian challenge, with an estimated 40% to 50% of buildings in northern Gaza damaged. The American network attributed the keenness shown by White House officials to increase humanitarian aid to northern Gaza, to the collapse that this region is witnessing, which prompted many American officials to also demand the establishment of areas in the south, clearly understood to be protected for civilians.

The US administration is intensifying its efforts in this regard, as it is aware that Israel is expected to begin focusing its military operations in southern Gaza, based on intelligence information indicating that the Hamas leadership has fled to that region, according to an American official told CNN.

Although it is not clear whether Israel will respond to the clear American pressure regarding the northern Gaza Strip, White House officials confirmed to CNN that they sensed an awareness on the Israeli side during the talks that what the occupation did in the northern Gaza Strip cannot be repeated in its own areas. South.

In a parallel context, the unconditional American support for Israel collided with voices calling for more pressure on the ongoing war machine in the Gaza Strip, which claimed the lives of more than 15,000 Palestinian martyrs, who fell as a result of the Israeli military operation that began with the events of last October 7.

The New York Times newspaper highlighted the demand from voices affiliated with the Democratic Party in Congress, which called for mortgaging American aid that Capitol Hill is currently discussing, for more Israeli pledges to protect civilians in Gaza and keep them outside the scope of the ongoing war in the Strip. The newspaper reported that there is a clash between Democrats in Congress and the administration of US President Joe Biden, over an effort by the leftist movement within the party, to link the conditions for granting emergency security aid to Israel, to the protection of civilians in the Gaza Strip, which the newspaper described as “the latest reflection of the growing disagreement within the party regarding Support Israel.

Overall, this debate represents a clear departure from the long-standing practice on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers have agreed for decades to give Israel huge sums of military funding with significant concessions on terms, but the war's high civilian death toll has increased. The events taking place in Gaza prompted a large number of Democrats to express their concern about how US dollars are used by Israel, according to the newspaper.

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