Israel picking up support from Arab countries for attack on Iran

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Al-Hurra is reporting that several Arab Counties have recently sent Back-Channel Messages to Israel expressing Support for their Retaliatory Strike against Iran, stressing that their Response should be “Strict and Clear” but requesting that they receive an Advanced Notice, so that they may be able to take Precautions in case of a Counterattack. 
This Unnamed Group of Arab Nations, claimed to be linked under U.S. Central Command, are also said to have shown Support for Israel’s Strikes against both Lebanon and Syria, including the Strike which Eliminated the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah.
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Iran has become a pariah country in much of the Middle East along with Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis.  The US should support these efforts.  Iran's thwarted missile strike on Israel is backfiring on the mullahs.

See also:

Israel Just Got the OK to Go After Iran, but It Wasn't from Biden-Harris

And:

 Hamas Shooting Palestinians Seeking to Flee Gaza Fighting

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