Comments by "LoC28C" (@LoC28C) on "Iran attacks Israel: Ambassadors speak at UN Security Council meeting | LiveNOW from FOX" video.

  1. @davidapfel380 so it is perfectly OK for the unprovoked Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate which is also considered Iranian sovereign soil ? If that happens it doesn't give the right to Iran to respond to an unprovoked attack by Israel ? What kind of logic is that ?
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  2. @tstjohn777 regardless what these Generals were doing there in the Iranian Consulate they have all the right to the there. This is not a question. So stope misleading the discussion and give the Israeli a free hand to violate International Laws. Shame on you.
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  3. @David31567 What the Generals were doing there is irrelevant. The only important issue is why was a diplomatic office of Iran attacked by Israel. That should be the only question. Stop giving excuses for Israeli violation of International Law. Shame on you.
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  4. @David31567 Consulates are an extension of an Embassy or should be treated as a branch of a consulate. Therefore it is still a sovereign part of another country. There is no reason why Generals cannot be there in the Consulate offices as these places are definitely not an off limits for a General of an army. It is perfectly normal for army personnel to be stationed at consulate offices or even Embassies.  Israel has no business attacking another country's Embassy or consulate. Any attack on any consulate or Embassies will be consisted an attack on the country itself.  First of all Israel has no business shooting in to Syria in the first place. Armed personnel of Israel or the IDF has no reason to be in Syria also.  Israel has no American Exceptionalism and even with American Exceptionalism also doesn't give the USA any of these rights as it is against the international laws. Don't talk to me about the International Rules based order that is only made up and made known by the USA as nobody cares about it. The whole world Should and MUST follow the International LAWS agreed and made by all countries in the United Nations.
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