Yaki Dayan on the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah: “Joe Biden will be forced to back Israel”

Yaki Dayan the former Consul of Israel in Los Angeles, commented this morning (Sunday) on the assassination of the Secretary General of Hezbollah Hassan Nasrallah and its effect on the shaky relations between Israel and Washington. In a conversation with Anat Davidov and Udi Segal on 103FM, he said: “Any escalation here is very inconvenient for the Americans, but they have no choice but to join it. Netanyahu knew very well why he did not talk to the Americans before the assassination, because they might not have been happy about this matter “.

“Nasrallah has a lot of American blood on his hands and they should have joined in the congratulations on the elimination. I saw an interesting tweet by Jared Kushner Trump’s son-in-law, who said that the job should be finished and proceed to Iran, this is the opposite of what the democratic administration wants at the moment,” he added. “At the same time, he will be obliged to give defensive support to Israel, certainly if Iran joins. On this range between unwillingness to see an escalation and having no choice because the American government is committed to Israel.”

on the Prime Minister’s speech Benjamin Netanyahu At the United Nations, which took place at the same time as the assassination in Da’ahia, he said: “It was a mistake not to mention the Biden administration. It immediately jumped out at me at the end of Netanyahu’s speech, but he may have mitigating circumstances because it was not a speech that rose to the heights like Netanyahu knows how to give. Maybe because he was under pressure because he knew that they were going to eliminate Nasrallah.

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“But he should have mentioned the Biden administration despite all the controversies. There is no doubt that this president has given extraordinary defense support to Israel and he continues to give it. There is a very explicit statement that the US will continue to stand by Israel.”

He concluded: “There is no doubt that there was an opportunity here and we need to hit Nasrallah and Lebanon, and the really big question is how it continues from here with Iran. In the end, these are not the elections in the US that will dictate the conduct of the Middle East, but there is no doubt that the conduct of the Middle East affects the elections in the US “on”.