US President Suggests Syria Combat Hezbollah, Citing Israeli Campaign's Violence
The US President reportedly told Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel's campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon was "too violent and deadly," resulting in "too many killed." During the conversation, the US President suggested that Syria, rather than Israel, should take action against the militant group. This exchange occurs amidst reported strains in the relationship between the US President and Benjamin Netanyahu, particularly concerning the Iran peace deal.
The US President has reportedly communicated to Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel's campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon has been characterized by excessive violence and fatalities. The US President described the campaign as "too violent and deadly," noting that "too many killed."
During discussions, the US President proposed that Syria would be a more appropriate actor to combat Hezbollah, shifting the responsibility away from Israel.
This development comes at a time when the relationship between the US President and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly under strain. The Iran peace deal is cited as a factor contributing to this tension.
According to Sydney Morning Herald, these remarks highlight growing international concerns regarding military actions in the region and diplomatic dynamics between key leaders.
