GOP senators back Trump’s hard line on Iran, split on US military involvement

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Earlier in the day, President Donald Trump called on Iranian leaders to return to the negotiating table to reach a nuclear deal to avoid “the most brutal” attacks.

Graham praised Trump’s desire to return Iran to the table, but he lied that “if Iran rejects this offer, I strongly believe that the matter in the interest of American national security is to go to help Israel end the job.”

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“If diplomacy fails, going to Israel turns out that America has returned as a reliable ally and a strong force against repression. This will strengthen our hands in all corners of the world, as well as all other conflicts we face.”

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His enthusiasm for the support of the Jewish state came before Fox News reported that two US marine destroyers, USS Sullivans and USS Arleigh Burke, were helping Israel to drop the missile biography from Iran.

However, other pro -Israel lawyers were not ready to see the American forces spread in the region and believed that Trump would be the key to preventing any action from the United States

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Senator Josh Holie, R. Mo, in Washington, January 15, 2025. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

“I can’t imagine a world in which it happens,” Senator Josh Holie, R-MO, told Fox News Digital. “I will oppose this. The president is strongly opposed. I trust President Trump here to preserve our forces and other employees in the region.”

Huli said Trump “Iran’s offer to the slope here for a long time” by negotiating the nuclear agreement and indicated that the president was offered again.

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“As you know, they must take this slope,” he said.

Jim Rich, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told Jim Richo, in a statement, “No one hates the American forces to see more dangerous than our president,” Jim Rich, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told Jim Richo, in a statement.

He said: “President Trump has worked tirelessly to end wars and stop killing. In this case, I know that he will continue to do everything in his power to keep the American forces out of harm as the war between Israel and Iran is revealed.”

Senator Tim Shihi, R. Mont, said the strike is “justified.” (Getty Images)

It was assumed that Israel’s strike on Iran was aimed at removing the country’s nuclear enrichment program and carrying out targeted attacks on a number of senior Iranian officials.

Senator Tim Shihi, R. Mont, said the strike was “justified” given the years of Iran’s aggression against Israel, but he agreed with the president that the negotiations necessary to resume it.

He said in a statement to the digital newspaper Fox News: “It is not possible to allow a regime that is frequent” death of America “and” Death to Israel “with a nuclear weapon. “Israel has all the right to defend itself, and America stands with Israel.”

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But others, such as Senator Mark Kelly, De Areez, accused Trump of killing the Iranian nuclear agreement and claiming that the end of the negotiations “accelerated Iran’s development towards a bomb.”

However, he was hoping that an agreement would be made to prevent more “escalation in the region that might be at risk of American citizens, forces and our interests.”

“As we support Israel in protecting its people from Iran’s response, everyone needs to focus on removing the escalation,” Kelly said in a statement.

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