The White House on Monday defended the U.S. abstention on a U.N. Security Council vote on calling for a cease-fire in Gaza, saying that the decision not to veto it wasn’t a change in U.S. policy toward Israel in its war against Hamas.
The White House on Monday defended the U.S. abstention on a United Nations Security Council vote on calling for a cease-fire in Gaza, saying that the decision not to veto it wasn’t a change in U.S. policy toward Israel in its war against Hamas.
“Our vote does not, I repeat, does not represent a shift in our policy.
