Netanyahu Is Livid Over Kamala Harris’s Statement Sandbagging Israel, Fearing It Could Stiffen Hamas in Negotiations for a Cease-Fire and Release of Hostages

‘I don’t know what they’re talking about,’ an aide to the vice president growls.

AP/Julia Nikhinson
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Vice President Harris arrive before a meeting at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House complex, July 25, 2024. AP/Julia Nikhinson

Prime Minister Netanyahu, in what could become an important moment in the American presidential campaign, is reportedly livid over a press statement Vice President Harris issued after meeting him late Thursday. He fears it could give Hamas the impression that there is light — meaning differences — between Israel and the Biden administration over the negotiations with the terrorist group. 

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