Palestinian presidential spokesman Nabil Abu Rudineh made the comments on Tuesday in response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statements that an attack on Rafah is imminent, according to Palestinian new agency WAFA.
"Blind American bias towards Israel and its protection from punishment subject to international legitimacy have proven that the US administration has become complicit in Netanyahu's crimes and bears full responsibility for continuing the genocide," Roudineh said on Tuesday. Takes." Xinhua New Agency reports.
He said the US administration should immediately intervene and force Israel to "stop its crimes, the most important of which is to stop the attack on Rafah, which will have very serious consequences for the entire region and the world".
He also called on the international community to intervene to prevent Israel from continuing its aggression.
Earlier on Tuesday, Netanyahu promised to launch a ground attack on Rafah with or without a deal with Hamas.
During his meeting with families of hostages in Gaza, Netanyahu said that Israel had begun evacuating Palestinian civilians from Rafah, according to his office.
Israel considers Rafah to be Hamas's last major stronghold in the Gaza Strip.
Located in the southernmost part of the Strip, Rafah hosts approximately 1.2 million Palestinians.
Netanyahu's statement came as Israel and Hama negotiators are holding talks through Egyptian mediation to reach an agreement to end hostilities in the nearly seven-month-long conflict in Gaza, which has freed the hostages. . , Release will be ensured. Can do.
"Blind American bias towards Israel and its protection from punishment subject to international legitimacy have proven that the US administration has become complicit in Netanyahu's crimes and bears full responsibility for continuing the genocide," Roudineh said on Tuesday. Takes." Xinhua New Agency reports.
He said the US administration should immediately intervene and force Israel to "stop its crimes, the most important of which is to stop the attack on Rafah, which will have very serious consequences for the entire region and the world".
He also called on the international community to intervene to prevent Israel from continuing its aggression.
Earlier on Tuesday, Netanyahu promised to launch a ground attack on Rafah with or without a deal with Hamas.
During his meeting with families of hostages in Gaza, Netanyahu said that Israel had begun evacuating Palestinian civilians from Rafah, according to his office.
Israel considers Rafah to be Hamas's last major stronghold in the Gaza Strip.
Located in the southernmost part of the Strip, Rafah hosts approximately 1.2 million Palestinians.
Netanyahu's statement came as Israel and Hama negotiators are holding talks through Egyptian mediation to reach an agreement to end hostilities in the nearly seven-month-long conflict in Gaza, which has freed the hostages. . , Release will be ensured. Can do.
