Vice President Kamala Harris has reportedly expressed a desire for the White House to show more concern for the humanitarian situation in Gaza and to take a tougher stance on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
However, her press secretary has stated that there is no disagreement between Harris and President Biden on the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Additionally, Harris’s hiring of a senior staffer who has been critical of Biden in the past has led to speculation that she may be positioning herself for a presidential run in 2024, particularly in light of concerns about Biden’s age and potential succession plans within the Democratic Party.(Trending: Supreme Court Delivers Historic Ruling on AR-15s)
According to Politico, “Harris has been telling colleagues in the administration that she wants the White House to show more concern publicly for the humanitarian damage in Gaza, where Israel is locked in a bloody and prolonged battle with Hamas, according to three people familiar with Harris’ comments.”
Kirsten Allen, Kamala Harris’ press secretary, said, “There is no daylight between the president and the vice president, nor has there been.”
Allen claimed that Biden and Harris share on opinion on Israel and that the President and Vice President “have been clear: Israel has a right and responsibility to defend itself; humanitarian aid must be allowed to flow into Gaza; innocent civilians must be protected; and the United States remains committed to a two-state solution.”
“I would caution the media about citing anonymous sources in the ‘orbit’ about sensitive national security conversations between the president and vice president that take place in the Oval Office,” said Allen.
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