Netanyahu takes U-Turn on Rafah, will send close confidants to U.S to discuss 'Military Operation on Rafah'|Axios report

In a recent report by Axios, Netanyahu's shift in strategy regarding the meeting with Biden regarding Rafah has been revealed. The report states that the Israeli Prime Minister is planning to send two top officials to Washington next week for discussions that include potential military action in Rafah.Netanyahu's sudden reversal came on Monday when he canceled the same trip with the same people as a protest against the U.S. not vetoing the UNSC resolution. This cancellation has strained relations between Netanyahu and the Biden administration.Despite Netanyahu's office indicating that the PM hadn't approved the delegation's departure, discussions about it are ongoing. Privately, the U.S. has labeled the cancellation and accompanying rhetoric as "an unnecessary drama on Netanyahu's part," reflecting the escalating tensions between the two nations.