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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (3132)	11/7/2025 1:45:11 PM
From: S. maltophilia	Respond to of 3193

The rest of the story: ....Democratic U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen, a critic of Israel’s Gaza campaign, its restrictions on aid to Palestinian civilians and U.S. support for the operation, said the Reuters report underscored “a pattern of deliberate blindness on behalf of the Biden administration with respect to the use and abuse of American weapons in Gaza.” “The Biden administration deliberately looked the other way in the face of overwhelming evidence that war crimes were being committed with U.S. weapons in Gaza,” Van Hollen, of Maryland, told Reuters. Israel, which is fighting a genocide case at the International Court of Justice, rejects genocide allegations as politically motivated and says that its military campaign targets Hamas, not Gaza’s civilian population. The Israeli military says it seeks to minimize civilian harm while targeting militants embedded in hospitals, schools and shelters, using warnings and appropriate munitions. An Israeli military official told Reuters in September that the military was investigating about 2,000 incidents of possible misconduct, including civilian deaths and damage to infrastructure. Some cases came to light through the genocide case filed at the International Court of Justice, the official said. reuters.com archive.ph IDK what else MSN omitted.