During a press conference on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israeli President Isaac Herzog was angered by journalists’ questions about what Israel plans to do to prevent civilian deaths in Gaza.
Herzog held a press conference on the 6th day of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, where he answered questions from members of the international press.
During the meeting, Herzog raised his voice and became angry from time to time when journalists pressed him on Israel’s actions in its attacks on Palestine, which do not comply with "international law".
After defending Israel’s observance of "international law" in its attacks on Gaza, a journalist asked Herzog: "Regarding your operations in Gaza, you said that this was not a retaliation and that you hit targets, but even US President Joe Biden has spoken about the importance of respecting the laws of war and the humanitarian situation in Gaza, so what is Israel doing to reduce the impact of this conflict on 2 million civilians, most of whom have nothing to do with Hamas?"