Analysis of US Elections Impact on Middle East

What do you think? This

is happening very soon. After the U.S.

elections, there is alert status, there are

kits.

I’m saying, if we’ve been in a downturn so far

because of the elections here, then we’re

now looking at an upward trend. The likelihood that it will happen, uh,

after, uh, when the American media is brie— I don’t know who

is briefing them, and they’re talking about a short operation.

There’s no such thing as a short operation.

You can plan for one or two days,

and the Iranians may decide to keep firing here, and

the previous round,

which was planned for X days, ended after 48 days.

Roar of the Mountains. Uh, in any case, this event,

when it happens, and I estimate, I estimate that it will, it will be

joint. Meaning, it is part of the considerations we are weighing

here regarding

the political matter. It will be Trump’s

and Netanyahu’s, of, of Cooper and Eyal Zamir.

They will go into this event together. They can’t.

To put it as simply as possible, they can’t do it without us.

They really need us, and when they see

us helping them, even if we take a step back, the Iranians will launch

Here, because they'll understand what— what Israel is helping with.

No, no.

In a major event, in a major event.

Also, also, even a powerful strike could be one that stuns the

—surprises the

Iranians, because the Americans have tools they haven't yet used

in the campaign. I don't know.

They'll respond, they'll respond in the next round.

If the Americans get involved—

Trump says "Hatzer," he's talking about Borosner.

We assume that we're in the midst of this event.

It's not like the current event,

which teaches and projects power when talking about changing

the region. I'm trying to shout, look at what's happening.

The whole world, the entire Middle East is

taking hits from the Iranians or the Houthis.

And we're the only ones deterring the entire region.

So we need to increase preparedness,

and it will affect all the decisions

you're making politically within the government.