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Nicholas Fandos and Catie Edmondson, The New York Times Published: 18 May 2021 01:11 PM BdST Updated: 18 May 2021 01:20 PM BdST Sen Jon Ossoff, left, at a news conference at the Capitol, in Washington on Feb 11, 2021. Sen Ossoff, a Jewish Democrat, led a call for a ceasefire between Israel and Palestine on Sunday, May 16, 2021. President Joe Biden’s carefully worded statement on Monday supporting a cease-fire between Israelis and Palestinians came amid growing pressure within his own party for the United States to take a more sceptical stance toward one of its closest allies. ); } Biden’s urging of a halt to the fighting tucked at the end of a summary of a call with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel followed a drumbeat of calls from Democratic lawmakers across the ideological spectrum for his administration to speak out firmly against the escalation of violence. It reflected a different tone than the one members of Congress have sounded during past clas

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