Joe BidenAmerican President warned Israel that the United States won’t support what’s happened attack nuclear facilities in Iran.

“The answer is no,” Biden told the media in response to the possibility that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would respond to an attack on Israel with 180 Iranian ballistic missiles.

Biden made the brief remarks before boarding the presidential helicopter and detailed that the G7 was working “on a joint statement” condemning the Iranian attack.

“We will discuss with the Israelis what they are going to do,” because Israel “needs to respond,” he said.

The White House said in a statement Wednesday that Biden took part in a call with the Group of Seven to review Iran’s “unacceptable attack on Israel and coordinate a response” that would include new sanctions.

“President Biden and the G7 unequivocally condemned Iran’s attack on Israel. “President Biden expressed the United States’ full solidarity and support for Israel and its people, and reaffirmed the United States’ strong commitment to Israel’s security,” the text reads.

At around 19:31 local time (16:31 GMT) on Tuesday, 180 Iranian ballistic missiles entered Israel and, although most were intercepted, some managed to hit and a Palestinian was killed in Jericho (occupied West Bank) after falling remnants of the interception.

Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah, is killed during an Israeli attack in Beirut, Lebanon.

Israeli Army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi assured this Wednesday that Israel intends to respond to a massive Iranian attack and that it “has the ability to reach and hit any point in the Middle East.”

“Those of our friends who have not yet understood this will soon understand,” Halevi threatened. (EFE)