"The ceasefire is very controversial within Israel," May stated. "However, I would say it's the best deal Israel could get - not the best deal it get from Hezbollah, the best deal it could get from Biden." Hez explained that this because, among other things, Israel needs "the replenishment of munitions to continue the seven-front war that's going on. Those were being held up. Now I think that they're in-train again."
"They don't want Biden to do what Obama did on his way out the door in his lame-duck period and stab Israel in the back at the UN Security Council," he added. "If that's been prevented, that's pretty good for Israel." (Read More)