Netanyahu Treads Lightly After Damascus Strike; Global Leaders Urge Restraint
April 15, 2024Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is adopting a careful stance after the Damascus attack, seeking to communicate with Iran while avoiding casualties.
The global community, led by the US, is advocating for non-escalation and advising Israel to moderate its response.
The United Nations and Iraqi leadership are calling for de-escalation, emphasizing the need for self-restraint from both Iran and Israel.
In preparation for a potential response to Iran's aggression, the Israeli military is coordinating with the United States and allies.
The EU and G7 are contemplating sanctions in retaliation to the Iranian drone and missile attack.
There is mounting criticism of President Biden's approach to the Middle East, particularly regarding the decision to unfreeze Iranian funds.
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BBC News • Apr 15, 2024
Israeli war cabinet meets to discuss response to Iranian attackBBC News • Apr 15, 2024
Flights cancelled and disrupted after Iran's attack on IsraelBBC News • Apr 15, 2024
Iran-Israel tensions: Oil prices lower after attackThe New York Times • Apr 15, 2024
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