The deal is far from finalized but Trump’s reported ’concessions’ suggest that he is desperate to get out of a war he now knows he cannot win. The one major obstacle is Israel. Will Trump abandon Netanyahu, or do the Israelis have too much dirt on Trump in the form of compromising photos and videos from Jeffrey Epstein?
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The more Trump threatens, the more it is clear he is weak and desperate, writes Martin Jay.
According to former Pentagon analyst Michael Maloof, the US president is genuinely hesitant to start another war with Iran but is under immense pressure from Israeli premier Benjamin Netanyahu.
Trump who was going to make America great again has finalized Americans’ subservience to Zionist Israel. More than that however, he has also granted himself and his family members immunity from prosecution for tax evasion and financial wrongdoing
Trump’s latest threat comes as several NATO member states warn they could form a coalition to take action if the Strait of Hormuz isn’t reopened by July
The U.S. president claims that Iran’s missile capability is ‘largely gone’ – even though his intelligence disputes that conclusion. Is Trump being ‘instructed’ on how to deal with the issue by Netanyahu?
Trump, meanwhile, says he “doesn’t even think about” Americans’ increasing financial hardships as a result of his Iran war.
Seymour Hersh says he’s been informed by an ‘Israeli insider’ that Trump “no longer trusts Israel. He now believes he was misled” by Benjamin Netanyahu to go to war. As a result he’s looking to make a deal, which could entail paying Iran $25 billion
U.S. Vice President Vance has reportedly not entirely embraced the Pentagon’s account of its victory over Iran and questioned whether President Trump was being given realistic briefings on the conflict
Trump posts an image of himself brandishing an assault rifle. While Vice President JD Vance, who known to be skeptical about the war, is reported to have questioned whether Trump was being accurately informed about the conflict, or merely being told what he wants to hear by the Pentagon