UK: David Cameron’s reply to ‘What if British embassy was hit’ in Israeli ‘attack’ dubbed as ‘hypocrisy’

Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Cameron sparked on-line criticism as a consequence of his feedback on Iran’s assault on Israel. Speaking with Sky News, Cameron labeled Iran’s assault as “reckless and dangerous.” Yet, when questioned concerning the UK’s response to the same state of affairs, he asserted it will entail “very strong action.”

Kay Burley, the anchor, mentioned, “And Iran would say that that’s what they did”, to which the Secretary mentioned that Iran’s assault was “massive” and the dimensions was “much bigger than expected”.

The remarks come as Iran launched an assault on Israel on Sunday, in what it termed as a retaliation of an alleged Israeli assault on the Iranian embassy in Damascus, Syria, which claimed the lives of seven Iranian Revolutionary Guards officers.

Cameron mentioned that he understands the “frustration” the Israelis really feel “when they look at the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. And when they look at the terrible things that they have done all over the world, including the support they give to Hamas”.

He additionally mentioned that the international locations have the suitable to reply “when they feel they have suffered aggression”.

Interview goes viral

The interview has gone viral on social media with customers stating, “Hypocrisy at its peak”.

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