The Biden-Harris administration is reportedly refusing to provide intelligence support to Israel in its fight against Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon after the terrorist organization has fired more than 8,000 missiles, rockets, and drones at Israel over the last year.
Israel has conducted thousands of airstrikes against Hezbollah over the last couple of weeks that have destroyed tens of thousands of missiles, rockets, and drones that were among Hezbollah’s large stockpile of weapons. Although exact numbers have not been released, the number of terrorists that have been killed is well into the hundreds, if not thousands, and many thousands more have been injured.
Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh was asked during a press conference on Wednesday whether the U.S. was providing any support to Israel, including intelligence sharing, in its fight against Hezbollah.
“No. No support,” Singh said. “When it comes to Lebanon, the U.S. military has no involvement in Israel’s operations.”
Hezbollah is one of the largest terrorist organizations in the world, receiving nearly $1 billion a year from Iran that it uses to fund its force of approximately 100,000 terrorists who are armed with more than 150,000 missiles, rockets, and drones as of a few weeks ago.
The terrorist group is responsible for murdering hundreds of Americans in bombings that happened in the 1980s. Some of the terrorists that Israel has killed recently, who had multi-million dollar bounties placed on their heads by the U.S., were responsible for those attacks.
The Biden-Harris administration published a statement late on Wednesday night that failed to mention “Hezbollah” once and failed to pin the blame for the fighting on the terrorist group and Iran.
The administration led a joint statement — which included Australia, Canada, European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and Qatar — that called for an immediate ceasefire across the Lebanon-Israel border.
Hezbollah has terrorized northern Israel every day since Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attack last year by firing missiles, rockets, and drones into the country. The result has been tens of thousands of Israelis that have been displaced from their homes along the northern border.
The recent escalation over the last couple of weeks was largely ignited after Israel detonated thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies that it secretly manufactured and sold to Hezbollah that were laced with explosives. The explosions killed dozens of terrorists and severely wounded thousands more, including many who were in critical condition or who sustained injuries that rendered them permanently disabled on the battlefield.
Israel followed up the detonations — which decimated a significant portion of the terrorist group’s communication infrastructure and injected rampant fear and paranoia among the surviving terrorists — by killing the entire senior command of the Radwan force and other top Hezbollah commanders.
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After eliminating top commanders in the terrorist group, Israel targeted thousands of locations across Lebanon, mostly in the south, where Hezbollah stored weapons. Numerous videos posted online showed instances where there were hundreds of secondary explosions when some sites were hit, indicating a large presence of munitions that were exploding due to the heat and flames caused by the strike.
Secondary Explosions = Stored Munitions
It’s basic. Secondary explosions occur because we are precisely targeting the munitions of Hezbollah that are aimed at killing our civilians. pic.twitter.com/HvgbEkps2L
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) September 25, 2024
Shocking scenes in Lebanon as the IDF bombs the house of a local fireworks enthusiast. Just look at his collection of Catherine wheels, Roman candles and bottle rockets going off.
Well, either that or Hezbollah are hiding arms caches in civilian houses. Hard to say. pic.twitter.com/sl0obPvwBE
— Andrew Fox (@Mr_Andrew_Fox) September 23, 2024
What appears to be another Hezbollah ammunition depot in Sidon has been identified and struck by the Israeli military. pic.twitter.com/wol1FP4nLV
— Joe Truzman (@JoeTruzman) September 23, 2024
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