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Biden to Netanyahu: Expects to see a significant calm in the fighting in Gaza today

The U.S. president has spoken with the prime minister for the fourth time since the start of Operation Wall Guard.

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Wednesday, 19 May 2021, 16:56 Updated: 17:10

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In the video: Damage from IDF attacks in Gaza on the tenth day of Operation Wall Guard (Photo: Reuters)

US President Joe Biden spoke today (Wednesday) to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he expects to see a lull in the fighting in Gaza today.

The president made the remarks in a telephone conversation with Netanyahu for the fourth time since the beginning of Operation Wall Guard.

A White House statement after their conversation said that Biden stressed to Netanyahu that he "expected to see a significant halt in escalation in Gaza on the way to a ceasefire."

At the same time, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin spoke by telephone with Defense Minister Benny Ganz and stressed to him that the United States expects a ceasefire in Gaza.

Ganz told Austin that Israel would act "with political and security responsibility with the moderate elements in the region."

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Bain and Netanyahu (Photo: Government Press Office, Amos Ben Gershom)

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