May 2, 2024 7:35 am
Benjamin Netanyahu disregards international warnings by launching a strike on Iran

Israel’s strike on Iran early Friday morning has been met with concerns in Washington and London as tensions continue to escalate in the region. The attack was a response to Iran’s recent attack on an Israeli consulate, which followed an Israeli strike on an Iranian facility.

After the April 13 attack, US President Joe Biden advised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against taking immediate action against Iran, urging caution and avoiding any offensive moves that could lead to further conflict. However, not all of Netanyahu’s colleagues agreed with this approach.

The Israeli war cabinet has been actively discussing the timing, scope, and location of a military response to Iran’s aggression. Some members of the government have expressed concerns about the risks involved in engaging in all-out war with Iran, while others are more hawkish and believe that a strong military response is necessary to protect Israel from future attacks.

The decision on how to proceed in the conflict with Iran remains complex and uncertain as both sides continue to engage in aggressive actions that are fueling tensions in the region.

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