According to an Axios report, the Prime Minister issued the remarks during a cabinet meeting, telling representatives that Israel would do "whatever it takes" to insure its security.

Johnson posted a highly critical statement on X following President Biden's announcement that he intends to veto a bill which would force him to unfreeze offensive weapons usable for operations in Rafah.

In an article for the Wall Street Journal, Israeli commentator Amit Segal writes that the United States betrayed its promise to back Israel against threats from places it evacuates when it imposed a partial arms embargo.

The President hardened his position, threatening to veto a law promoting the transfer of aid to Israel.

US President Biden sent a letter to President  Herzog in honor of Independence Day in which he said that, "US commitment to Israel's security is firm."

The US continues to restrict Israel's moves in Gaza, and a close associate of the Biden administration is now threatening that if the operation in Rafah expands, the US will stop shipments of offensive weapons to Israel

Against the backdrop of the crisis surrounding the American threats to Israel, Kirby clarified that, "Biden was clear that we do not support a ground operation in Rafah  but the argument that we are distancing ourselves from Israel does not align with the facts."

Just 13% believe the President's efforts to secure a deal are motivated by a desire to protect Israeli security.

Reporter Nadav Eyal revealed that Haim Saban, a major donor to the Democratic Party and to Biden, sent a letter sharply criticizing Biden's decision to embargo arms for a Rafah operation.

A picture of President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu appears on the cover of the New York Post with the word "treason" emblazoned on them. Earlier, Trump attacked the president: "Biden is weak, corrupt and leading the world straight into World War III."

Well-known Republican Senator Tom Cotton came out against Biden's decision to delay arms shipments to Israel and called for his impeachment.

During their conversation last Monday, Biden insisted that Netanyahu keep the IDF from entering Rafah - to which Netanyahu replied that Israel would "fight with its nails" if forced to.

Former US President Trump once again attacked Biden: "What he is doing to Israel is a shame. Any Jew who still votes for him should be ashamed of himself. He completely abandoned Israel."

A senior official in the American administration claimed that Israel wants to enter Rafah even if a ceasefire is implemented.

At a ceremony for Israel's fallen, the Defense Minister said "I turn to Israel’s enemies as well as to our best of friends and say - the State of Israel cannot be subdued."

The source also said that "Israel has enough means to enter Rafah even without the aid delivery."

Donald Trump reacts sharply to Biden's statement that he will stop the weapons drive to Israel and said: "Biden is weak, corrupt and is leading the world straight into World War III" He also noted that when he returns to serve as president he will "demand peace through force".

After Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir tweeted "Hamas Loves Biden," opposition leader Yair Lapid demanded Netanyahu fire him: "He endangers every citizen and soldier in the State of Israel."

'Israel Hayom' journalist Yehuda Schlesinger says that Biden prefers Hamas over Israel: "One of the most fake and cynical moments in recent months."