Israel Goes on Offense

The attack on Sunday morning will, among other things, give voters a chance to see whether Vice President Harris means what she wants us to believe.

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People listen to a speech by Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah broadcasted on Hezbollah's al-Manar television channel, at a coffee shop at a southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, August 25, 2024. AP/Bilal Hussein

Is it offense or defense? The Israeli Air Force’s preemptive attack on Hezbollah’s missile and drone launchers in southern Lebanon this morning will, in some quarters, be deemed an “escalation.” Yes, they will say, Israel must be allowed to defend itself, but why must American weapons be used to attack? “I happen to think that we should not be giving another nickel to Netanyahu’s right wing extremist government,” Senator Sanders told ABC on Sunday.  

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