strong ties with iran and hezbollah as well, how do you think his bowler might react, we have heard from the lead on friday saying a response was inevitable? inevitable? some form of response inevitable? some form of response probably - inevitable? some form of response probably is - inevitable? some form of - response probably is inevitable but the question has been well his bowler read this as the crossing of a redline that would force them to go out on a with israel or will be treated as an escalation that will warrant a counter escalation from hezbollah but something thatis from hezbollah but something that is short of all out war, it appears to be the latter, it does not appear to be hezbollah has much of a desire for a full scale war, in fact a full scale war, in fact a full scale war, in fact a full scale war would be to its detriment strategically but it is also very unlikely it would leave the and responded to. again, all these small steps are bringing us closer and closer
convincing them to hold off. the question is not so much whether you us recognises the risk and the dangers, does, the westerners why doesn t the biden administration take the measure that is with the most effective way of preventing it which is a ceasefire. what is so useful about israel s continuing bombardment of gaza. a ceasefire with these various groups, say there is a ceasefire with hamas, that is necessarily a ceasefire with iran which you have said is backing various militant groups in the region? fin backing various militant groups in the region? in the region? on the contrary as i mentioned in the region? on the contrary as i mentioned earlier - in the region? on the contrary as i mentioned earlier on - in the region? on the contrary as i mentioned earlier on on i as i mentioned earlier on on the six days there was a ceasefire these other groups also ceased their attacks, the one group that is more dicey as the houthis but we have evidence through that ceasefire there ha
Visiting Israel on Thursday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken pushed Israeli leaders to take greater action to avoid the heavy civilian casualties that have defined operations against Hamas in northern Gaza. Perhaps more than 10,000 civilians have been killed alongside Hamas fighters since Israel launched its military response to the Hamas atrocities of Oct. 7.
Now is the time for the Palestinians’ most loyal supporters to ante up for their friends, and for Hamas’ underwriters to pay for the damage their proxies are inflicting.