Abstaining on that United Nations vote calling for a cease-fire was not symbolic (‘Uncommitted’ Trying to Get Pennsylvania Voters to Call for Cease-fire,” April 4).
It was the first time that the U.S. abstained on supporting Israel in the U.N., and it’s understood worldwide that this is a significant message of the U.S., under President Joe Biden, separating from its once-solid ally.
It started with President Barack Obama and now it increases with Biden. When Israel enters Rafah, what will Biden do?
Steve Heitner, Middle Island, New York
