Staff Reports
In a recent interview with 60 Minutes, President Biden discussed multiple foreign policy issues, including the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip and the situation in Ukraine. When asked about a potential attack from the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia on Israel’s northern border, the president responded with a repetitive “don’t… don’t, don’t, don’t.”
President Biden expressed confidence in the United States’ ability to financially support conflicts in both Ukraine and Israel. He firmly dismissed any concerns about taking on these wars simultaneously, stating, “No, we’re the United States of America for god’s sake! We’re the most powerful nation not in the world, but in the history of the world.” The president strongly believes that the U.S. has the capacity to handle these conflicts while maintaining its overall national defense, emphasizing the country’s obligation to do so.
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Regarding the recent Hamas-led attacks that have caused significant Israeli casualties, President Biden expressed his opposition to an Israeli ground invasion of the Gaza Strip. He praised Israel’s military capabilities and instead suggested targeting the extremist elements within Hamas while avoiding a full occupation of Gaza. The president believes that Hamas does not represent all Palestinian people and believes it would be a mistake for Israel to reoccupy Gaza.
When asked about a potential attack on Israel by Hezbollah and Iran, President Biden delivered a simple and clear message: “don’t… don’t, don’t, don’t.” He warned against any escalation of the war and urged Iran and its proxy not to cross the border.
In conclusion, President Biden’s remarks on the ongoing conflicts highlight his determination to support Ukraine and Israel while avoiding unnecessary military interventions and escalations. His focus is on targeting extremist groups rather than engaging in full-scale occupations. However, his repeated “don’t” response regarding potential attacks shows his strong stance against any further escalation of the conflicts.
