Biden does not support an Israeli attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities

Israel faced about 200 missiles from Iran on Tuesday, most of which were shot down, according to the Israeli military. One West Bank Palestinian was killed in the attack, several Israelis were injured.

On Wednesday, Biden discussed the next step accordingly Reuters even within the G7 group of countries. “The American president and the G7 group have been condemning Iran’s attack on Israel. “President Biden expressed the full solidarity and support of the United States for Israel and its people and reaffirmed the unwavering commitment of the United States to Israel’s security,” the White House said.

The US Deputy Secretary of State, Kurt Campbell, said that the US is coordinating its next course of action with Israel. Israeli officials have repeatedly threatened retaliation that will be “painful” to Iran, and some politicians have even called for attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

President Biden has not spoken to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu since the attack, but he plans to soon, the White House said.