Republicans Respond to Israel’s Strikes on Iran: ‘Game On’
- On June 13, 2025, Israel began Operation Rising Lion to preempt a planned Iranian attack and halt Iran's nuclear bomb ambitions.
- This operation followed Iran's rapid nuclear program expansion and heightened regional tensions after the U.S. withdrew from the nuclear agreement.
- In response, Iran launched several successive ballistic missile strikes targeting Israel, leading to blasts near Jerusalem and Tel Aviv while Israeli defense systems intercepted the incoming missiles.
- Senator Pete Welch warned that Israel's strike risks regional war and disrupts nuclear talks, while others stressed Israel's right to self-defense and urged de-escalation.
- The escalation raises concerns about U.S. involvement, highlighting the need to protect Americans and allies while pursuing diplomacy to avoid broader conflict.
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Colorado's congressional delegation reacts to strikes between Israel and Iran
Members of Colorado's congressional delegation expressed support for Israel in the wake of the country's attack on Iran's nuclear capability late Thursday, with some calling for the United States to work to deescalate the conflict.
Dem Rep. Smith: Israel 'Had to' Strike, Iran's Nuke Progress Was 'Totally Different' than in Past, Wasn't Going to Negotiate
On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “OutFront,” House Armed Services Committee Ranking Member Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) said Israel “had to” strike Iran because “it sure looked like they weren’t going to negotiate out of this.” And Iran’s progress towards a The post Dem Rep. Smith: Israel ‘Had to’ Strike, Iran’s Nuke Progress Was ‘Totally Different’ than in Past, Wasn’t Going to Negotiate appeared first on Breitbart.
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