Iran
Israel’s preemptive strike against Hezbollah “demonstrates why the Biden-Harris Administration must ... finally implement the new sanctions on Iran that Congress passed this spring,” says the House Speaker.
“Evil only respects one thing: unyielding strength,” the former president says.
The terrorist group’s weekend attack “unequivocally demonstrates the presence of illegal weapons in Southern Lebanon,” writes Danny Danon.
Sixty percent of the public do not believe Biden and Harris are committed to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
“Iran has the explicit aim of destroying Israel,” Katz wrote on X.
The Israeli parliament says no data was acquired by the cyber criminals.
“That sends a very powerful message of deterrence, and it also sends a message that we will stand with Israel should we need to come to their defense,” a U.S. Defense Department spokeswoman said.
They focused on “maintaining readiness and interoperability of Israeli and U.S. forces and capabilities in the face of ongoing threats posed by Iran and Hezbollah.”
Biden again urged Israel to halt its campaign in Gaza and and release imprisoned terrorists in return for hostages held by Hamas.
Observers outline Iran’s strategy of avoiding full-scale war to preserve significant nuclear progress.
Yassamin Ansari, an Iranian American, is favored to win the general election in what DMFI PAC describes as a “deep-blue” congressional district.
However, a Hezbollah strike could be coming soon.
