US EditionFourth district Democrat Melton questions Netanyahu's war strategy - Radio Iowa
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Lebanese people must rise against Hezbollah or face destruction like Gaza, suggesting a "recipe for civil strife and civil war," according to Gerges.
- Yossi Mekelberg called Netanyahu's warning a "direct threat," noting over 42,000 deaths in Gaza, and warned of possible further casualties in Lebanon.
- Mekelberg emphasized that the international community must respond, labeling Netanyahu's comments as "completely unacceptable," and referenced the dire situation in Gaza.
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Fourth district Democrat Melton questions Netanyahu's war strategy - Radio Iowa
Ryan Melton, the Democrat running against Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra, says the U.S. should support Israel’s defense and its response to the October 7 attacks, but there should be limits. “Hamas is horrible. Everything that can be done that still respects the dignity of the Palestinian folks in Gaza, in the West Bank…should be done […]
In wake of Netanyahu's threats, US warns Lebanon must not turn into anything similar to Gaza
'We cannot and must not see the situation in Lebanon turn into anything like the situation in Gaza,' State Department says when asked about Netanyahu's threats - Anadolu Ajansı
“Save Lebanon From Becoming Gaza,” Netanyahu Warns
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the Lebanese people against supporting Hezbollah in a video address on Tuesday 8 October, telling them that Lebanon could become another Gaza. In the video statement, Netanyahu urged Lebanese people to remove Hezbollah from power to avoid the destruction and suffering caused by Israel in Gaza. “You have a chance to save Lebanon before it falls into the abyss of a protracted war,” Netanyahu said.…
Netanyahu Warns Lebanon Of Destruction ‘similar To What We See In Gaza’
Read Time:2 Minute, 12 Second US President Joe Biden held a “direct,” 30-minute phone call with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu, the White House said, their first conversation in weeks as conflict spirals in the Middle East. As the region braces for Israel’s retaliation to last week’s Iranian missile attack, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said its strike would be “powerful, precise, and above all – surprising.…
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