Graham urges Biden, Israel to take on Iran after hostages killed, calls Harris foreign policy 'wrecking ball'

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C. urged President Biden and Israel to take action against Iran after six more hostages were killed, calling Vice President Harris a "wrecking ball on foreign policy."

Appearing on ABC's "This Week," Graham reacted to the news that Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin was among the six hostages whom the Israel Defense Forces reported finding brutally murdered by Hamas as Israeli forces were close to rescuing them.

"Heartbroken. Yeah. Devastated. Mad. John and Rachel have done everything in their power to help their son be released from captivity after 11 months of captivity," Graham said, referencing Goldberg-Polin's parents. "He was murdered by Hamas. Hamas [couldn't] care less about the hostages or the Palestinians. And if you want the hostages home, which we all do, you have to increase the cost to Iran."

"Iran is the Great Satan here. Hamas is the junior partner. They're barbaric, religious Nazis, Hamas," Graham continued. "They [couldn't] care less about the Palestinian people. I would urge the Biden administration and Israel to hold Iran accountable for the fate of remaining hostages, and put on the target list oil refineries in Iran if the hostages are not released."

The IDF said all six hostages had been killed shortly before the arrival of Israeli forces.

Hamas terrorists seized Goldberg-Polin, 23, and four of the other hostages at a music festival in southern Israel during the Oct. 7 attack. The native of Berkeley, California, lost part of his left arm to a grenade in the attack. In April, a Hamas-issued video showed him alive but with his left hand missing, sparking new protests in Israel.

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