I think it would be sending very mixed signals if prior to receiving clear assurances from the Netanyahu government that they will not take the actions in Rafah that we are worried about we were to at the same time extend further significant military assistance.
Chris Van Hollen: “I think it would be sending very mixed signals if prior to receiving clear assurances from the Netanyahu government that…”
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Van Hollen expresses concern over military assistance to Israel without assurances on civilian protection.
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