Israel has made some progress on Gaza requests but US wants more

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Israel has implemented some of the changes the Biden administration wanted, but the U.S. expects more from them, according to President Joe Biden’s national security adviser Jake Sullivan.

Sullivan’s assessment — that the U.S. has “seen them take some actions, [but] we would like to see more actions” — comes less than a week after Biden threatened to cut U.S. support for Israel unless they take “a series of specific, concrete and measurable steps” to mitigate humanitarian suffering and civilian casualties in Gaza.

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