Biden nennt den israelischen Angriff auf die Tötung von Nasrallah der Hisbollah ein „Maß der Gerechtigkeit“

https://apnews.com/article/biden-hezbollah-nasrallah-israel-lebanon-024756fb7c2b7bdda93454db97659a19

9 Comments

  1. Maybe, just maybe Lebanon will now take responsibility for their failed state 🙏

  2. Sorry-Inevitable-407 on

    10 days and their entire top echelon is gone. Hezbollah must be in complete chaos.

  3. Icy-Macaroon1070 on

    Just wondering what he would tell if Turkey killed PKKs leaders who are under the protection of US in Iraq and Syria at the moment.

  4. Jaded-Influence6184 on

    Biden is just talking shit to cover up his own ineffectiveness at foreign policy. How he advised Obama in how to handle the middle east when he was VP is a good indicator at how useless he is at it. When people thought the region couldn’t get any worse, that team made it worse.

    How he has handled Ukraine is another indicator; trickle feeding weapons to Ukraine because he is afraid of Putin, when if he had just given what was needed up front Ukraine could have ended the war already. Biden fumbling around like a cub bear playing with its dick, has allowed Russia to get their shit together when initially if equipped as requested by them, Ukraine could have pushed Russia out in the first year and a half. And now the Institute for the Study of War is sticking needles in Biden’s bullshit that long range weapons won’t do much (they in fact say that well place long range hits can change the outcome of the war). Biden is terrified at Putin’s toothless red lines. Funny how he can open the flood gates to Israel in terms of weapons, whatever they want, but not to Ukraine.

    Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely think Trump is a putz and his ignorance and stupidity are to be feared if he were to become president again. But Biden is by no means a great leader, not even close. He is/was merely better than his dog shit opponent.

  5. Harris also made a statement:

    [Statement by Vice President Harris on the Death of Hassan Nasrallah](https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2024/09/28/statement-by-vice-president-harris-on-the-death-of-hassan-nasrallah/)

    >Hassan Nasrallah was a terrorist with American blood on his hands. Across decades, his leadership of Hezbollah destabilized the Middle East and led to the killing of countless innocent people in Lebanon, Israel, Syria, and around the world. Today, Hezbollah’s victims have a measure of justice.

    >I have an unwavering commitment to the security of Israel. I will always support Israel’s right to defend itself against Iran and Iran-backed terrorist groups such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis.

    >President Biden and I do not want to see conflict in the Middle East escalate into a broader regional war. We have been working on a diplomatic solution along the Israel-Lebanon border so that people can safely return home on both sides of that border. Diplomacy remains the best path forward to protect civilians and achieve lasting stability in the region.

  6. gelatineous on

    If Iran ever had a play against Israel, it lost it in less than two weeks. Lebanon will likely shake off Hezbollah’s influence.

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