An interesting story appeared in Politico late Monday, a day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Joe Biden where he could stick his “red line.” The report cites anonymous administration sources who say that Biden “will consider conditioning military aid to Israel if the country moves forward with a large-scale invasion of Rafah.” The interesting part wasn’t the potential conditioning of military aid post-invasion; it was the reported demand by the Biden administration for Israel’s detailed “credible and implementable” plans for the safety of Palestinian civilians in Rafah both pre-invasion and during the conflict.
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Before mentioning the demand, the Politico writers made sure to set the stage with the talking points the anonymous sources undoubtedly wanted…
