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Coming up on forum, six months into the Israel-Hamas war is Biden's approach to it shifting.

During a call last week with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu, Biden called the humanitarian

crisis in Gaza unacceptable and said an immediate ceasefire was essential to protect innocent civilians.

But the White House has also not slowed military aid to Israel, approving a weapons transfer

on the day that Israeli forces killed humanitarian aid workers. As Biden faces mounting pressure

from progressive and some centrist Democrats to put conditions on aid and from crucial swing

state voters who say they'll withhold support in November, we take a closer look at how the

administration's Israel policy could be changing.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Mina Kim.

Active fighting has slowed in southern Gaza after the Israeli military withdrew from the area over the weekend to, quote, recuperate and prepare for future operations, according

to officials. As Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faces pressure from far-right members of

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