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The transcript discusses the delivery of humanitarian aid to Palestinian refugees and the recent Israeli military actions in Rafah. The White House condemns the loss of civilian life but supports Israel's right to target Hamas, urging more protection for civilians. President Biden's stance on military operations in Rafah is highlighted, with no policy changes indicated. An investigation into the civilian casualties is ongoing, and Biden is kept updated. The transcript also covers international reactions to ICC actions and the debate over sanctions.

What was the recent setback in delivering humanitarian aid to Palestinian refugees?

• The aid was redirected to another region.

• A natural disaster disrupted the supply routes.

• A military operation delayed the aid delivery.

• The aid was stolen by local groups.

How did the White House describe the Israeli operations in Rafah?

• Not a major military operation

• A minor skirmish

• A major military operation

• A humanitarian mission

What is the U.S. stance on Israel's right to pursue Hamas?

• The U.S. has no opinion on the matter.

• Israel can pursue Hamas without any restrictions.

• Israel has the right to pursue Hamas but must protect civilians.

• Israel should not pursue Hamas at all.

What did President Biden communicate to Israel regarding operations in Rafah?

• He would supply more weapons for the operations.

• He would not supply weapons historically used in Rafah.

• He would impose sanctions on Israel.

• He would send U.S. troops to assist.

What is the White House's position on sanctions against the ICC?

• They are actively pursuing sanctions.

• They support sanctions against the ICC.

• They believe sanctions are not the right approach.

• They have no stance on the issue.