Bibi pushes back against Biden: Most Americans still support Israel

What they're saying: Biden said on NBC's "Late Night With Seth Meyers" show Monday night "Israel has had the overwhelming support of the vast majority of nations."

• But if it continues on its current path "with this incredibly conservative government they have, and Ben-Gvir and others…they're gonna lose support from around the world, and that is not in Israel's interest," Biden said, referring to Israel's ultranationalist National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
• Biden said, however, "there is a path forward," which he sees as a hostage deal with a ceasefire during the month of Ramadan. "That gives us time to begin to move in directions that a lot of Arab countries are prepared to move in," he said. "For example, Saudi Arabia's ready to recognize Israel."

Netanyahu pushed back on Tuesday, claiming in a video that he's led a successful campaign aimed at "countering international pressure to end the war ahead of time and mobilize support for Israel."

• He appeared to cite a recent Harvard-Harris poll that found more than 80% of those surveyed in the U.S. supported Israel more than Hamas in the current conflict.

• "This gives us more backing to continue the war until the total victory," Netanyahu said.

Yes, but: A recent AP/Norc poll showed that 50% of U.S. adults surveyed in January said they believed Israel's actions had gone too far. That was up from 40% in November.

The big picture: Biden has grown increasingly frustrated with Netanyahu and Israel's actions during the war.

• The U.S. president earlier this month called the Israeli military operation in Gaza "over the top" and in January he told Netanyahu he's not in it for a year of war.

Editor's note: This story has been updated with additional details.