Why aren’t we expecting a renewal of action against Iran soon?

Will the “coup” headed by “Vance” succeed in deposing Trump and imposing Israeli control over American decision-making?

When US Vice President J. Vance admits that Israel provided President Trump with false information, entangles him in the Iranian war, and calls for changing relations with it, or, in other words, ending its control over US official decisions, particularly in the Middle East, it represents a new and strategic development in American policy.

Representative Vance has totally removed himself from the Iranian conflict and its management, as well as Israeli control in American decision-making circles. He confirmed that the Republican administration’s disregard for the interests of the American people, including high living expenses, rising fuel prices, and inflation, contributed to the Republican Party losing its majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Perhaps Vance’s bold, rebellious stance is the beginning of his presidential campaign, whether in the event of Trump’s expulsion and trial for leading America into a losing war with Iran, which was primarily an Israeli war, or for corruption and profiting from his position in global stock markets, where his balance increased by more than $6 billion in just two years.

The Republican Party, led by Trump, is dissolving and facing a great popular rebellion for breaking trust and entangling America in a war that is not its issue, resulting in a loss of global reputation and leadership.

The Iranian leadership, with the support of the majority of the people and its legislative and military institutions, has won this war through resilience, smart management, and steadfastness in the face of American pressures, threats, and blockades, as well as Israeli “show-off” intelligence operations involving the assassination of some political and military leaders.

President Trump’s prospects of renewing action against Iran appear slim, as he has become a “leprous and lame camel” following his big defeat in the 2018 midterm elections. He does not have the mandate or approval of the country’s largest legislative body, Congress.

If the Israeli army’s Chief of Staff, General Eyal Zamir, refuses Benjamin Netanyahu’s request to send planes to bomb Iran and demands documented authorisation from legislative institutions and the deep Israeli state, how will General Brad Cooper, the leader of the American military, react? It is rumoured that he and most of his generals oppose the war against Iran and that many have resigned or been removed as a result

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