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(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - Hizbullah's rocket attack on Saturday killed 12 children and wounded more on a soccer field in Israel's Golan Heights. The response in the West has been weakness and a lack of resolve. U.S. pressure for Israeli restraint gives Hizbullah a green light to keep shooting, which makes it harder for Israel to avoid war. The better way to make war less likely is to announce that American munitions transfers to Israel will be expedited immediately, as they were earlier in the war and as Congress has approved, and that all oil sanctions on Iran will be enforced again. 2024-07-30 00:00:00Full Article
Weakness Won't Deter Hizbullah after Its Soccer-Field Attack
(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - Hizbullah's rocket attack on Saturday killed 12 children and wounded more on a soccer field in Israel's Golan Heights. The response in the West has been weakness and a lack of resolve. U.S. pressure for Israeli restraint gives Hizbullah a green light to keep shooting, which makes it harder for Israel to avoid war. The better way to make war less likely is to announce that American munitions transfers to Israel will be expedited immediately, as they were earlier in the war and as Congress has approved, and that all oil sanctions on Iran will be enforced again. 2024-07-30 00:00:00Full Article
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