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17,506 views • 9 months ago

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Told Isa Soares CNN International: Nobody should be surprised by the speed of Iran’s military recovery. We already saw indications of this during the 12-day conflict. Iran has the motivation, the technical knowledge, and, importantly, many of its strategic facilities are underground and heavily fortified. Even if the current campaign were to end today, Iran would eventually rebuild its capabilities. And if fighting resumes, Iran would still retain the ability to strike Israel and the Gulf states. The gaps between Iran and the United States remain significant, but mediators are working intensively behind the scenes because both sides understand they want to avoid another war. President Trump still wants to exhaust the diplomatic option, but we are entering a critical moment. From his perspective, if no agreement is reached, he may feel he has little choice but to return to military action. Israel is extremely concerned about the possibility of a U.S.-Iran agreement. Israel would prefer to maintain or renew military pressure, and it is clear that Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump are not fully aligned on the current approach while the White House is pursuing diplomacy. For Netanyahu, almost any agreement is problematic because it could limit Israel’s freedom of action not only now, but also in the future. That is why he is trying, as much as possible, to prevent such a deal from materializing. #iran

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39,762 views • 3 months ago

Joe Kent: Israel knows President Trump is the last pro-Israel president that they are going to have so they’re going for broke to get as much as they can from the U.S. taxpayer and out of the blood of American soldiers.
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Joe Kent: Israel knows President Trump is the last pro-Israel president that they are going to have so they’re going for broke to get as much as they can from the U.S. taxpayer and out of the blood of American soldiers.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has previously said the U.S.-Israel relationship is a "wall of granite," but recent polls show that American support for Israel has cracks in it. Netanyahu pointed to the rise of social media and bot farms as a potential culprit.
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