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What Comes Next: Why Biden is Against Israel attacking Iran's Nuclear Sites
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12:39Now PlayingPresident Joe Biden said Israel should hold off from attacking Iran's nuclear facilities in retaliation for a missile barrage this week, as Group of Seven nations sought to tamp down a spiraling conflict that threatens to pull the US even deeper in. Asked if he would support such a response, which some Israeli politicians have called for, Biden responded, "The answer is no." He said he was set to speak with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the G-7 planned a statement in an effort to head off further escalation, while further sanctions will be imposed on Iran. Bloomberg's Head of Iran Coverage, Golnar Motevalli joins Stephen Carroll and Caroline Hepker to discuss.
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