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In exchange for a limited response to strikes against military sites in Iran, the Biden administration would be willing to give Israel time to continue its offensive in Lebanon and further weaken Hezbollah, before resuming ceasefire efforts. -fire.
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Rescue workers at work after an Israeli bombardment on the village of Wardaniye, south of Beirut, October 9, 2024. | MAHMOUD ZAYYAT / AFP
Eight days after Iran fired 189 missiles at military sites in Israel, most of which were intercepted, the response promised by the Jewish state has still not taken place. It is the subject of an intense debate within the Netanyahu government, but also of tough negotiations between Israel and the United States, their main ally and arms supplier. The decision is also powerfully linked to the offensive launched against Hezbollah in Lebanon since September 23.
US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu…
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