Countdown Until US Midterm Elections Are over Feels Like Waiting for War with Iran
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Countdown until US midterm elections are over feels like waiting for war with Iran
First came Israel’s election. Now Americans go to the polls on Tuesday for their midterms. Once those votes are counted, Washington and Jerusalem can return to the unfinished business of Iran.
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After the Israeli polls, Americans now head to the polls on Tuesday, and once those votes are counted, the thinking is that Washington and Jerusalem can get back to the unfinished business of Iran, the Jerusalem Post reports. “Wednesday, 3 p.m. dentist. Thursday, 4 p.m. pick up the kids. Friday, 11 a.m. restart of war with Iran. Don’t forget to mark it on your calendar.”
The countdown to Tuesday's US midterm elections is acting like an artificial waiting schedule in the US and Israel, outlining a dangerous reality where the resumption of a war with Iran is treated almost as a scheduled item on the calendar.
The decisive factor for developments in the Middle East seems to be the midterm elections in the US, as it is not ruled out that after the end of the electoral process ... The Jerusalem Post article: "Friday at 11 the war with Iran begins again" - How the midterm elections affect the Middle East was published in NewsIT.
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