Political Card Reading: Will Iran attack American soil?

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cyberdora
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Yesterday, 12:22 am

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but military and paramilitary action taken against the State of Israel and its supporters. Ideally, a country's leadership should be willing to take aggressive action against Israel at the expense of its own people.


I've opted to stay out of political debates which I have no direct stake, but what do you mean "and it's supporters" ?
In Australia we have had terrorist attacks perpetrated on Australian citizens by pro-Palestine and pro-Iran supporters. It still puzzles me that terrorist attacks launched on innocent civilians not involved in conflict is somehow a "justified" response. Really? are we back to HAMAS is justified for Oct 7 again

State of Israel has committed war crimes and needs to account. But it doesn't give militant pro-Palestinians a free pass.



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Today, 4:41 pm

https://kuwaittimes.com/article/47064/w ... -iran/amp/

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WASHINGTON: Kuwait’s Ambassador to the United States Sheikha Al-Zain Al-Sabah has sent an official letter to the editorial board of The Wall Street Journal rejecting as "entirely false” claims in a report alleging Kuwait’s participation in military operations against Iran. In her letter, the ambassador said the report, published on July 24 by journalists Summer Said and Shelby Holliday under the headline "Bahrain, Kuwait Warplanes Struck Iran in Rare Gulf Retaliation”, was entirely inaccurate.

She stressed that the allegations were "false in their entirety”, emphasizing that Kuwait did not participate in any military operations against Iran and did not allow its territory, airspace or territorial waters to be used to launch offensive operations against any neighboring country. She reaffirmed that Kuwait’s position throughout the current regional crisis has been "consistent, clear and public”, based on firm principles of respect for international law, safeguarding the sovereignty of states, promoting good-neighborly relations and resolving disputes through peaceful means, dialogue and diplomacy.