On the 28th, the Lebanese and Iranian governments respectively announced an official mourning period for Lebanese Hezbollah leader Nasrallah, who died in an Israeli air strike the day before. While calling for a “cease-fire,” US President Joe Biden strongly supported Israel and approved the military's action to kill Nasrallah as a “just act.” Amidst widespread criticism and concern, the US publicly agreed with the “beheading” of its ally Israel. US President Joe Biden issued a statement on the 28th, reaffirming America's support for “Israel's right to defend its country in confrontation with Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and other terrorist groups supported by Iran.” Biden also called for the US-led cease-fire negotiations to come to fruition as soon as possible, “so as to remove the threat facing Israel and stabilize the situation in the Middle East region.”

On the 28th, the Lebanese and Iranian governments respectively announced an official mourning period for Lebanese Hezbollah leader Nasrallah, who died in an Israeli air strike the day before. While calling for a “cease-fire,” US President Joe Biden strongly supported Israel and approved the military's action to kill Nasrallah as a “just act.” Amidst widespread criticism and concern, the US publicly agreed with the “beheading” of its ally Israel. US President Joe Biden issued a statement on the 28th, reaffirming America's support for “Israel's right to defend its country in confrontation with Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and other terrorist groups supported by Iran.” Biden also called for the US-led cease-fire negotiations to come to fruition as soon as possible, “so as to remove the threat facing Israel and stabilize the situation in the Middle East region.”