It is inevitable that Israel will respond forcefully to the massive missile attack suffered by Iran a few days ago. But what we don’t know is what this attack will look like. Faced with the lukewarm positions of Joe Biden’s government on the subject, speaking of a “proportionate response” and refusing to attack oil installations, the Republican candidate for the White House and former US President Donald Trump went further and recommended Benjamin Netanyahu attack nuclear facilities of the Islamic country.
The Republican leader is clear: the Democratic president is taking the wrong position. “They asked (Joe Biden) what he thought about Iran, would he attack Iran? And he said, “As long as they don’t attack nuclear materials.” That’s what they want to attack, right? I say: I think he was wrong about that. Isn’t that what you’re supposed to attack?“, declared Donald Trump during a public intervention in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
The former US president continues his speech by assuring that Biden was wrong to ask for “a proportional and limited response against the Iranian regime” and defends that “the first thing is to attack and then worry about the rest”. “The answer should have been: attack nuclear materials first and worry about the rest later,” Trump said, clearly recommending that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launch an offensive against Iran’s nuclear facilities.
“This is the greatest risk we run, nuclear weapons, the power of nuclear weapons and the power of weapons and that is why we must be fully prepared,” he said.
World War III
On the other hand, the former American president accused Biden and against the vice president and Democratic candidate in the November elections, Kamala Harristo whom he blamed the Iranian attack on Israel.
“I have been talking for a long time about World War III (…). We’re not going to make predictions, but (Biden and Harris) are on the verge of global catastrophe. “We have a nonexistent president and vice president who should be in charge, but no one knows what’s going on,” the tycoon said.
Trump’s proposal contrasts with that proposed by Joe Biden, who this Friday urged the Israeli government led by the Prime Minister to Benjamin Netanyahu seek “other alternatives” to attacks on Iranian oil installations.
These two statements come after the president assured the day before that there were “discussions” with Israel on the possibility of the objective being achieved. oil instead of nuclearstatements that caused the price of oil to skyrocket.
