US media: US officials believe Israel accepts the argument for striking conventional Iranian military targets
2024-10-09 20:58:30
On October 10, according to ABC coverage, the White House said that US President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held talks on Wednesday. Vice President Harris also participated in the conference call. According to a US official familiar with the content of the call, most of the call was devoted to discussing Israel's retaliation plan against Iran, but Israel also had some discussion on future operations of Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israel is currently weighing its response to Iran's missile strike last week, and U.S. officials familiar with the contents of the call said that while Netanyahu did not offer a fully get the manuscript ready scenario for a counterattack, members of the Biden administration remain relatively satisfied with the level of detail shared by both sides and believe the Israeli government accepts their argument of insisting on striking conventional military targets rather than nuclear facilities or oil production sites.
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