Iran attacks Israel: Trump campaign mocks Kamala Harris’s “don’t do it” message to Iran while Israel is under attack

As Israel came under attack from Hezbollah, leaving four dead and several injured in a sharp escalation of the Iran-Israeli war in the Middle East, Donald Trump’s campaign team shared the old video on Tuesday with their one-word warning to Iran: “Do “It’s not,” he mocked the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration. “You will be shocked to learn that this diplomatic strategy did not work,” the Trump campaign said.
“This war was completely avoidable. It should never have happened. “If I were president, it wouldn’t have happened,” Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, repeating what he also said about the war between Russia and Ukraine. “Look at the world today – look at the missiles flying in the Middle East right now, look at what is happening with Russia/Ukraine, look at the inflation that is destroying the world. NONE of this happened when I was president!” Trump posted.
“When I was president, Iran was completely under control. They were cash hungry, completely in control and desperate for a deal. Kamala flooded them with American money, and since then they have been exporting terror everywhere and are in turmoil in the Middle East,” said a statement from Donald Trump.

Four people were killed in the shooting, Israeli police said Tel Aviv and that another seven were injured. Two armed men were “neutralized” on site, the police said. The shooting occurred just as an eerie silence reigned over the city ahead of a highly anticipated Iranian missile attack, NYT reported.

The shooting occurred on Jerusalem Boulevard, a major tree-lined thoroughfare and major public transportation route in the Jaffa district. Israeli emergency service Magen David Adom said it was treating the injured, two of whom were critically injured and had lost consciousness.
Images broadcast on Israeli television showed two armed men in street clothes carrying large rifles. A video widely shared online showed injured people lying on the sidewalk of Jerusalem Boulevard.
The shooting occurred shortly after the Israeli Home Front advised Tel Aviv residents to stay near bomb shelters and avoid unnecessary travel or outdoor activities. The city streets quickly emptied.