A recent event in the Middle East has stirred up controversy and debate, as former US President Donald Trump’s adviser, Jared Kushner, expressed his support for Israel’s actions in defeating Hezbollah after the death of their leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
Kushner, known for his involvement in the “Deal of the Century” peace plan, hailed Nasrallah’s killing in a massive Israeli airstrike in Beirut. He emphasized the importance of allowing Israel to continue dismantling Hezbollah, citing the group’s threat to the region. He criticized President Joe Biden’s administration for suggesting a ceasefire, arguing that Israel must finish the job to ensure long-term peace and security.
Furthermore, Kushner highlighted the strategic impact of Nasrallah’s death on Iran, claiming the country is now weakened without a significant proxy in the region. He also condemned Iran’s alleged attempts to assassinate Trump, emphasizing the need for a unified front against the regime.
In the midst of escalating tensions and violence in Lebanon, Kushner’s statements have sparked discussions about the future of the region and the role of international powers in shaping it.