US Pursues Gaza Ceasefire Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
Jake Sullivan, the White House National Security Adviser, stated that the US is working towards a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. He highlighted concerns about the Middle East conflict potentially escalating and mentioned ongoing communication with Israel regarding Hezbollah.
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The White House's National Security Adviser, Jake Sullivan, announced on Sunday that the United States is actively working in Cairo to secure a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. He underscored the nation's growing concern over the potential escalation of the Middle East conflict into a broader war.
Speaking at a news conference in Halifax, Sullivan emphasized that the Biden administration is maintaining open and consistent communication with Israel about the current situation involving Hezbollah.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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