'Israeli' security cabinet reportedly decides to respond to Iranian attack

Channel 13 reported that the Israeli Occupation's security cabinet has decided to respond to Iran's attack.

According to officials cited by the channel on Friday evening, Tel Aviv aims to ensure that its response to Tehran does not lead to an exchange of strikes in the near future. The Israeli Occupation seeks to carry out a significant operation in retaliation but wants to avoid a course of action that distracts from its war objectives.

In a related statement, US President Joe Biden remarked that if he were in the position of the "Israelis," he would consider alternative options for striking Iran. He noted that no U.S. administration has supported "Israel" as much as his own has.

Biden also indicated that the Israeli Occupation has yet to decide how it will respond to Iran, and if he were in their shoes, he would contemplate alternatives to a retaliatory strike. He emphasized that the United States maintains continuous communication with the "Israelis" for 12 hours a day.

The U.S. president asserted that Tel Aviv has every right to retaliate against any attack from Iran, Hezbollah, or the Houthis but stressed the importance of precision in their response. Biden pointed out that the "Israelis" have not yet made a decision regarding their response to Iran and that Washington is doing much to prevent the outbreak of war in the Middle East.

He added, "If I were in the Israelis' position, I would consider alternatives to striking Iranian oil facilities," highlighting that the presence of uncontrollable proxies like Hezbollah and the Houthis complicates efforts to manage tensions.