US lawmaker urges Israel to stop strikes on Syria
Representative Joe Wilson welcomed opposition from US envoy Tom Barrack to Israeli airstrikes.
US Representative Joe Wilson urged Israel to end airstrikes on Syria, according to Anadolu Agency.
Wilson said he welcomed comments by President Donald Trump’s envoy Tom Barrack expressing opposition to the strikes and added that they should not continue. The supplied item does not identify a specific strike or provide an Israeli response.
The statement reflects a call from a US lawmaker for restraint in Syria. No additional policy proposal or congressional action was described in the material provided.
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- US congressman urges Israel to end strikes on Syria — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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