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Question 1: What was President Biden's recent call regarding the situation in Lebanon?
President Biden urged for a ceasefire in Lebanon, stating that it should happen "now."
Question 2: How did the White House respond to Biden's call for a ceasefire?
The White House denied that Biden's call for a ceasefire represented a change in policy regarding Israel.
Question 3: What did the White House Press Secretary emphasize about Israel's actions?
The Press Secretary emphasized that Israel "has the right to defend itself" against Hezbollah.
Question 4: Is there any indication that Biden's stance on Israel has shifted?
No, the White House clarified that Biden's call for a ceasefire does not indicate a shift in U.S. policy towards Israel.