"Israel's Unilateral Retaliation Against Iran Sparks Frustration and Coordination Concerns with US"
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The U.S. has privately informed Israel that it will not participate in offensive military operations against Iran, should Israel choose to strike back after Iran's recent attacks. The Biden administration is concerned about the potential for a broader war in the Middle East and has emphasized Israel's freedom to defend itself. Iran's attack, which was in retaliation for a military strike in Syria, was largely unsuccessful, with many missiles failing to launch or being intercepted. Israel is considering its response, and the U.S. is urging a carefully calibrated approach with broad international support.
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- Liberman: US knows we need to hit back at Iran; we must seek 'maximal coordination' The Times of Israel
- Iran's attack unprecedented, Israel's success spectacular: US official Hindustan Times
- Pentagon frustrated by lack of notice from Israel in Syria strike The Washington Post
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