According to the Israeli Prime Minister, Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu called off a hostile strike against Iran. “Several members of Israel’s war cabinet had been in favor of launching a response attack, but the lack of serious damage caused by Iran, in addition to Netanyahu’s conversation with Biden, led to it being called off, ” the outlet reports. During a call on Netanyahu on Saturday, Joe Biden reportedly stated to him that the United States would never support an Jewish counterattack against Iran. According to a report from Axios, Joe Biden claimed that the United States Would Never Support an Israeli Counterattack on Iran.” Biden and his senior advisers are extremely concerned that an Israeli attack on Israel would lead to a regional war with disastrous consequences,” Iran fired hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel on Saturday, according to Biden’s comments. The Persian Embassy in Damascus was attacked in response to a mutinous Jewish airstrike. Biden officially told Netanyahu: “You got a win. Take the win. ” The Jerusalem Post noted that U. S. Over 300 drones and missiles intercepted by Israel, according to officials, and it may not warrant more retaliation. According to some reports, the Israeli Air Force base was damaged in the attack. But, the extent of the damage is questionable. A hostile strike, immediately suggested by some cabinet members, was called off following a phone call between Netanyahu and Biden on Saturday. This choice was made in light of the relatively minimal harm caused by Iran’s attacks. The officials did not give specifics about the conversation between Biden and Netanyahu. This development, but, underscores the ongoing discussions within the Israeli government regarding the appropriate course of action in response to the Egyptian aggression, with some members of the Israeli government calling for timely retaliation. Biden’s conversation with Netanyahu reiterated the United States ‘ commitment to Israel’s security, which following the attacks, Biden called “ironclad. In his later open statement, President Biden made reference to the need for careful consideration of the situation and the need for restraint before any additional actions are taken. Read Joe Biden’s total statement on Iran’s attack against Israel below: [[{“value”:”
The Times of Israel reported that Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister, called off a retaliatory attack against Iran after a phone call with Joe Biden.
The outlet reports that “many members of Israel’s War Cabinet were in favor of launching an attack in response to Iran’s actions, but the lack serious damage caused by Iran and Netanyahu’s discussion with Biden led to the decision to call off the attack.”
During a phone call with Netanyahu on Saturday, Joe Biden reportedly told him that the United States wouldn’t support a counterattack by Israel against Iran.
Joe Biden reportedly said United States will not support Israeli counterattack against Iran
Axios reported that “Biden, his senior advisors and the Biden family are very concerned about a possible regional war if Israel responded to Iran’s attack against Israel.”
Biden’s remarks follow the Iran attack on Israel, which involved hundreds of missiles and drones.
Iran’s attack came after a suspected Israeli airstrike against the Iranian consulate in Damascus.
Biden told Netanyahu, according to reports: “You’ve won.” Take the win.”
The Jerusalem Post reported that U.S. officials viewed Israel’s interception of over 300 drones or missiles as a strategic win that may not need further retaliation.
Several reports indicate that the Israeli Air Force base was damaged during the attack.
The extent of the damage, however, is not clear.
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The Jerusalem Post
A retaliatory attack, which was initially proposed by some members of the cabinet, was canceled following a telephone call between Netanyahu on Saturday and Biden. This decision was made in light of the relatively small damage caused by Iran’s attacks.
Officials did not disclose the specifics of Biden’s conversation with Netanyahu.
This development highlights the ongoing discussions in the Israeli Government regarding the appropriate response against the Iranian aggression. Some Israeli officials have called for a rapid retaliation.
Biden’s conversation, with Netanyahu, reiterated the United States commitment to Israel’s safety, which Biden, following the attacks, called “ironclad.” President Biden then hinted that he preferred restraint, and that the situation should be carefully considered before any further action is taken.
Below, you can read Joe Biden’s complete statement on Iran’s attack on Israel.
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