With the attack in Iran, the terror leaders are being killed all over the Middle East.
The White House administration attributed a deadly rocket attack in the Golan Heights to Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed Lebanese militant group. The massacre, which tragically took the lives of 12 children and teenagers, has heightened new tensions in the already volatile region.
Karine Jean-Pierre: “We do not believe that an all-out war is inevitable.”
White House Press Secretary reacts to Israel’s strike in Lebanon targeting a Hezbollah commander. pic.twitter.com/CJg9z9LYdY
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White House national security spokesman John Kirby was of the opinion that the rocket was launched from a Hezbollah-controlled area. Aithough Hezbollah denied any involvement, the attack targeted a soccer field in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, igniting fears of a broader conflict along the Israeli-Lebanese border.
In response, Israel blamed Hezbollah and has hinted at potential retaliation. However, the United States has urged caution, accpting Israel’s right to defend themselves while suggsting a diplomatic resolution to avoid any escalation into a full-scale war. Kirby noted that while Hezbollah has been attacking Israel since October, there is no stone left unturned to prevent the situation from deteriorating further.
The weakness that’s been projected from the White House on behalf of the United States is provocative.
⁰What you saw from the Vice President this afternoon was DAMAGE CONTROL based on previous statements regarding the unprecedented and unprovoked attack from Hezbollah on… pic.twitter.com/poF2avm4L5— Rep. Scott Perry (@RepScottPerry) July 30, 2024
The U.S. is actively engaging in diplomatic efforts to dissuade Israel from launching strikes on Beirut or other critical infrastructure. According to sources cited by Reuters, these discussions aim to limit Israel’s military response, particularly concerning densely populated areas and key installations like airports and bridges. This diplomatic push involves input from Lebanese and Iranian officials, as well as diplomats from across the Middle East and Europe.
White House (NSC) statement following Israel taking out senior Hezbollah terrorist Fuad Shukr.
Is a good statement, though would’ve done better to acknowledge (and thank Israel), given Shukr was also wanted by the United States, for his role in the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing. pic.twitter.com/6HY949zrfI
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Hezbollah, a key group in Iran’s regional proxy network, has expressed solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza and has been engaged in skirmishes with the Israeli military along Lebanon’s southern border since the onset of the Gaza conflict last October. The present situation speaks of the fragile nature of peace in the region and warns rapid escalation if diplomatic efforts fail. Iran is in charge and with their terror groups Hamas and Hezbollah as well as their militant militia Houthi’s from Yemen, they have sought war all over the Middle East. Israel’s very existence is now in danger, as even Turkey is threatening to attack Israel. Turkey, a NATO nation, has a leader who sees himself as a Sultan, and makes plans to expand Turley’s reach beyond Syria.
Major Points
- The White House stated that Hezbollah is responsible for the rocket attack in the Golan Heights that killed 12 children and teenagers.
- The rocket was launched from a Hezbollah-controlled area, despite the group’s denial of involvement.
- The attack, which struck a soccer field, has escalated tensions along the Israeli-Lebanese border.
- The United States has urged Israel to exercise restraint while supporting its right to self-defense, advocating for a diplomatic solution.
- U.S. diplomatic efforts are focused on preventing Israeli strikes on Beirut and critical infrastructure, involving discussions with Lebanese, Iranian, and international diplomats.
Susan Guglielmo – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News
