White House officials will meet with an Israeli delegation in Washington to discuss details of Israel's plans to invade Rafah. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Sullivan went on to describe a conversation between Biden and Netanyahu that took place Monday.
"The president has repeatedly made the point that continuing military operations need to be connected to a clear strategic end game," Sullivan said. "The president told the prime minister again today that we share the goal of defeating Hamas, but we just believe you need a coherent and sustainable strategy to make that happen."
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A satellite image shows tent shelters for displaced people in Rafah in the Gaza Strip on Feb. 7. The White House has refused to lay out specific warnings for what may happen if Israel moves forward with a Rafah invasion that does not meet Biden's standards. (Reuters/Maxar Technologies)
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"What the president said today was, ‘I want you, Mr. Prime Minister, to understand exactly where I am on this. You need a strategy that works…. There is a better way,’" Sullivan said.
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