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On Friday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “The Hill,” Rep. Seth Moulton stated that Israel shouldn’t start another war by moving “against Hezbollah in Lebanon to dramatically escalate the conflict to the north.”
Moulton said, “e absolutely do not want to do anything that might escalate this into a regional war. That’s not in our national security interests to get bogged down in a war in the Middle East, potentially sending American troops. And it’s not, frankly, in Israel’s national security interests either.
He added, “I said Israel needs to focus on the war it has rather than starting another war. There are indications that Prime Minister Netanyahu may want to move against Hezbollah in Lebanon to dramatically escalate the conflict to the north.
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