Biden says he would not support an attack by Israel against Iran’s nuclear sites
“We’ll be discussing with the Israelis what they’re going to do … [We] agree that they have a right to respond.”
“We’ll be discussing with the Israelis what they’re going to do … [We] agree that they have a right to respond.”

President Joe Biden said Wednesday that, “no,” he does not support an attack by Israel on Iran’s nuclear sites in retaliation for Tuesdays’ missile attack by Iran on Israel.
“We'll be discussing with the Israelis what they’re going to do. All seven of us agree that they have a right to respond but respond in course, Biden told reporters at Andrews Air Force Base, MD.
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View on XThe Biden-Harris administration admitted Tuesday at the White House daily news conference that it has “not lifted a single sanction” on Iran – even after it gave back the $16 billion in frozen funds to Iran.
When asked if Iran would suffer any consequences after it fired missiles at Israel Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters that it was “an ongoing situation” and that National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan was continuing “to monitor what’s occurring” and “having conversations with his counterparts in Israel.”
Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump attacked President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris Tuesday for the administration's failing to manage the exploding conflict in the Middle East that will began nearly one year ago on October 7, 2023. The former president condemned Harris for “illegally spying” on him, referencing FBI reports that claim Iran tried to share hacked material from the Trump campaign with the vice president.
Donald Trump has warned that the foreign policy failures of the Biden-Harris administration is creating the conditions necessary to ignite World War III.
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