US officials publicly express frustration with Israeli PM

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US officials publicly express frustration with Israeli PM

The bombardment of Beirut has drawn swift criticism, and could even prompt a military response. The US administration is also attempting to put some distance between itself and its closest ally in the region, but also preparing for what may happen next. Craig Boswell reports from Washington.

September 28, 2024