Israel must be able to defend itself from terrorist attacks from Gaza or elsewhere, and the US is committed to preventing malicious actors from threatening Israel's legitimate concerns. However, the humanitarian situation in Gaza has gotten out of hand, and the Biden administration's red lines are clear. Netanyahu must be willing to work with the US and its allies to find a resolution to this conflict.
As Israel winds down the high-intensity phase of its war against terror, it will likely still need to have the ability to operate within the parts of Gaza in which Hamas has attempted to resurge. Indeed, Israel has gone so far as to disadvantage itself by potentially allowing terrorists to flee alongside the civilian population after it orders the evacuation of populated areas. Israel will continue to make military progress in Gaza for as long as it needs to.
It should be clear after over nine months of grinding brutality that Israel's true goal is to destroy Gaza and starve its people. Israel has failed miserably at defeating Hamas, as it continues to re-emerge in areas Israel has deemed "cleared." Continuing this genocidal war is simply a means to prolong Netanyahu's political career, and the US has helped him every step of the way.