Israeli airstrikes on Iran, which reportedly killed 78 people and injured over 300, have drawn condemnation from a UN expert who labels the attacks a 'prohibited use of force,' potentially implicating U.S. lawmakers in war crimes. Despite these serious allegations, Congress members largely expressed support for Israel, framing it as a victim amidst the conflict. Republican politicians have used aggressive rhetoric, highlighting their commitment to strong military responses against Iran, thus contributing to escalating tensions and the potential for further violence in the region.
A UN expert described Israel's strikes on Iran as a 'prohibited use of force,' raising concerns about possible war crimes involving U.S. complicity.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated, 'Israel decided it needed to take action to defend itself. They were clearly within their right to do so,' promoting the narrative of Israel as victim.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham suggested that America should retaliate significantly if Iran strikes, emphasizing the aggressive stance U.S. lawmakers have taken towards Iran.
Despite the high casualties from the Israeli strikes, many U.S. lawmakers condemned Iran while portraying Israel as the victim, further complicating international discourse.
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