'Have a right to respond but ...': What Biden said on Israel's retaliatory action after Iran's missile attack
Thursday, 3 October 2024 () The US advises Israel to respond cautiously to Iran's missile aggression, urging a proportionate reaction and warning against striking Tehran's nuclear sites. US President Joe Biden and G7 leaders support Israel's right to respond but seek to avoid escalating regional conflict. Meanwhile, Israel's recent airstrike in Beirut has heightened tensions with Hezbollah.
During a recent CBS News debate, J.D. Vance, Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick, emphasized U.S. support for Israel's potential preemptive strikes against Iran following a missile attack that targeted the Jewish state. Facing Democratic opponent Tim Walz, Vance asserted that Israel must decide...
The White House spoke with G7 leaders, including foreign ministers from France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom, to discuss a coordinated response to Iran's attack on Israel.
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