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US Deputy Ambassador Urges UN Support For Israel's Defense Rights

Israel Defense Forces Israel Defense Forces handout at Al Shifa hospital in Gaza City

The US Deputy Ambassador recently addressed the United Nations Security Council, emphasizing Israel's right to defend itself against attacks from groups like Hezbollah. He urged the council to hold Iran accountable for supporting such groups and alleged violations of international law.

During the address, it was stated that Israel's actions on July 30 in response to an attack were in defense against Hezbollah and other terrorist groups. The Deputy Ambassador highlighted that the attack, which originated from a Hezbollah-controlled area in Lebanon, utilized an Iranian weapon.

The Deputy Ambassador stressed the importance of Iran complying with existing Security Council resolutions or facing additional measures. He emphasized the need for accountability in addressing Iran's support for militant groups and its alleged breaches of international law.

Iran was urged to be held accountable for supporting militant groups by the US.
US Deputy Ambassador emphasized Israel's right to defend against Hezbollah attacks.
Israel's actions on July 30 were in defense against Hezbollah and other terrorist groups.

Regarding the reported death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, the US stated that it was not aware of or involved in the incident. The US also mentioned that there was no independent confirmation of Hamas's claims regarding Haniyeh's death.

The Deputy Ambassador's address underscored the US's stance on supporting Israel's right to self-defense while calling for accountability for those supporting terrorist activities in the region. The statements made during the address reflect ongoing concerns about regional security and stability in the Middle East.

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