"Bibi's got a tough decision to make," Biden told the group Tuesday. "This is the most conservative government in Israel's history."
The president added that Israel is losing support in the U.S. and other countries as civilian casualties mount in Gaza.
"I think he has to change, and with this government, this government in Israel is making it very difficult for him to move," he continued.
Biden's remarks Tuesday mark his greatest departure from supporting Netanyahu's military campaign as Democratic voters and lawmakers pressure him to end the fighting in Gaza.
Biden and top officials, including National Security Council spokesman John Kirby and White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, have all reiterated calls for a two-state solution after the fighting ends.
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