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A new book by American journalist Ahmed Akbar Shahid reveals that the administration of former President Joe Biden concealed and hesitated to take decisive action against Israeli violations in the Gaza Strip. U.S. policy reportedly involved delaying moves in Congress against arms deals directed at the occupation, despite increasing internal warnings about the worsening humanitarian situation and serious violations. The book explains that close associates of Biden, including Blinken, Sullivan, and McGurk, dismissed internal reports of famine and ethnic cleansing, and continued supplying weapons to the occupation even after their forces entered Rafah. They favored limited measures over imposing a full halt to facilitate Israeli military operations. The book also discusses growing legal and political concerns among officials within the administration about holding the United States responsible for potential war crimes. Non-official reports suggest Vice President Harris had little influence on shaping policy toward Gaza, despite her empathy for the suffering of Palestinians.
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