The President of the United States (US), Joe Biden has advised Israel to avoid targeting Iran’s oil facilities as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Speaking at White House briefing, Biden suggested Israel explore alternative strategies, referencing ongoing US support for Israel.
Biden’s comments follow Iran’s recent missile attack on Israel, with Washington discussing potential responses.
The President emphasized the importance of rallying global allies to prevent an all-out war in the region.
Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump urged Israel to focus on hitting Iran’s nuclear sites, criticizing Biden’s approach.
Trump suggested targeting nuclear infrastructure first, dismissing Biden’s cautionary stance.
Biden reiterated his administration’s commitment to backing Israel while managing the complex situation in the Middle East.
He expressed concerns about Iranian-backed Hezbollah and its role in fueling regional instability.
With the cost of oil rising, Biden’s remarks could have economic implications ahead of the upcoming US election.
The President aims to contain the conflict while addressing domestic concerns about inflation.
We pray for peace in the middle East region.