Washington - President Joe Biden shared updates on the Middle East conflict and the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine during an interview on '60 Minutes' over the weekend. Here's a summary of his views on the situation and how the U.S. plans to provide support:

Support for Israel: Biden expressed his support for Israel while cautioning against their re-occupation of the Gaza territory. He assured that the U.S. would provide them with everything they need. Ground troops will not be sent to Israel, as the country already possesses a highly capable armed forces. Biden emphasized the difference between Israel and the Hamas militant group, condemning the latter for engaging in acts of barbarism.

He expressed confidence in Israel's efforts to minimize civilian casualties and mentioned discussions about establishing a potential "safe zone." Biden also expressed a desire for a humanitarian corridor and supplies to aid those affected by the conflict.

Support for Ukraine: Biden acknowledged the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, highlighting the need for U.S. support. He cited the current dysfunction within the Republican Party and expressed concerns about the influence of certain factions within it. Biden rejected the notion that supporting both Israel and Ukraine is impossible, reaffirming the United States' status as the most powerful nation in history.

He stressed the importance of preventing Russian President Vladimir Putin's success and the potential consequences if the U.S. does not support Ukraine. Biden emphasized the need for Ukraine to win and maintain its democracy, envisioning a united Europe that can effectively counter Putin's actions and create a better world.

It is important to note that these statements were made during the '60 Minutes' interview and reflect President Biden's views at that time.