"US Frustrated by Lack of Notice from Israel in Syria Strike, White House Says"

The Pentagon is frustrated with Israel for not notifying the United States before conducting a strike on an Iranian site in Syria, which resulted in the killing of two senior Iranian commanders. The lack of notice increases risks to American forces in the Middle East, and U.S. officials believe Israel should have informed them ahead of time to allow for heightened defenses for U.S. personnel and assets positioning. Tensions between the U.S. and Israel are further exacerbated by criticisms of Israel's campaign against Hamas in Gaza, with President Biden threatening to alter U.S. policy toward Israel unless conditions for civilians improve. Despite displeasure with Israeli actions, the U.S. remains committed to supporting Israel's defense against Iranian threats.
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