Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris accused both the Biden and Trump administrations of not exercising enough influence to halt Israel’s military operations in Gaza, arguing that America’s diplomatic and economic leverage had not been fully applied to press for a ceasefire. The criticism comes amid ongoing concerns over the humanitarian toll of the conflict, with Harris suggesting that stronger U.S. intervention could have altered the trajectory of the crisis. Her remarks highlight a growing debate over Washington’s role in mediating the violence, particularly as international pressure mounts for a resolution. The statement underscores a shift in political rhetoric ahead of the 2024 election, where foreign policy—especially regarding Israel and Gaza—remains a contentious issue.
Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the Biden and Trump administrations on Wednesday for failing to use U.S. leverage to curb Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.
