White House says deadly Rafah attack did not cross Biden's "Red Line" for Israel

The White House has stated that the recent deadly attack on Rafah did not violate President Biden's "red line" for Israel. The administration clarified that while the incident is deeply concerning, it does not meet the threshold for a shift in U.S. policy towards Israel. The White House emphasized the importance of distinguishing between legitimate military operations and actions that would provoke a significant response from the U.S. government. The statement underlines the ongoing support for Israel's right to self-defense, while also stressing the need for caution and adherence to international humanitarian laws in conflict zones.