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Ben Gvir: There is no negotiation with those who threaten us with a nuclear weapon. Trump must open the gates of hell on Iran

The minister expressed his hope that US President Donald Trump would be convinced of this vision and take firm measures in this regard, calling for opening the

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The minister expressed his hope that US President Donald Trump would be convinced of this vision and take firm measures in this regard, call
The minister expressed his hope that US President Donald Trump would be convinced of this vision and take firm measures in this regard, calling for opening the · Photo via arabic.rt.com

Ben Gvir: There is no negotiation with those who threaten us with a nuclear weapon. Trump must open the gates of hell on Iran. Ben Gvir stressed the need for the United States to realize that Iran represents a threat to the entire world, and not to Israel alone, noting that Tehran poses a direct danger to American interests as well.

The minister expressed his hope that US President Donald Trump would be convinced of this vision and take firm measures in this regard, calling for opening the “gates of hell” on Iran as a response to its nuclear threats.

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We begin our tour with “The Guardian” newspaper and an opinion article written by Simon Teasdale entitled “Trump, not Iran, is the greatest danger to the world. It is a weapon of mass destruction alone.” The writer begins by pointing out that with the renewed bombing of Iran, it has become clear that Trump has dragged the United States into an unlimited disaster, and the world into an economic quagmire.

As for Trump, according to the writer’s opinion, he does not dare to take a similar step in Iran. He also refuses to acknowledge the mistake of sparking a reckless confrontation that he is unable to end. He prefers to expose civilians and American forces to a long war of attrition that is impossible to win and to expose the Arab allies in the Gulf to danger.

In the newspaper tour, we review a number of opinion articles, including an article describing US President Donald Trump as a danger to the world and likening him to a “weapon of mass destruction alone,” another discussing the British long-term defense strategy and the need to speed up its implementation, and finally a health article reviewing the benefits of brisk walking and its role in promoting health and prolonging life.

The writer says that controlling the Strait of Hormuz, which was closed due to Trump's attacks, has become the limited and elusive goal of the White House, while the broader American and Israeli goals of the war, which are eliminating the Iranian nuclear program, weakening the regional militias affiliated with Iran, and bringing about regime change, have become more distant than ever before.

The writer points out that "the damage resulting from Trump's failure in Iran exceeded the limits at this stage, and as an alcoholic drank his drink, believing that the result would be different this time, Trump resumed his daily bombing, even though all previous campaigns had failed to achieve their goals. Rather, the more the bombing increased."

Writer Simon Tesdall concludes his article by noting that Trump's dilemma remains an issue that the American people must resolve, as they are the ones who elected him, and they are the ones who have borne the world "the burden of this dangerous monster," and it may be the Americans themselves who will ultimately pay the greatest price for Trump's destructive actions, according to the writer.

The writer believes that Trump's leadership, which he describes as "cowardly," is what makes the American forces ineffective, not the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, noting that if Iran truly represents the existential threat they claim, then the logical option is a comprehensive invasion.

“Congress has called on him to stop the war or obtain official authorization, but he has ignored it. Polls show that a majority of Americans reject this $100 billion, inflation-fueling “mess,” but Trump refuses to listen.”

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Context

On the other side, Russian President Vladimir Putin sits amid the ruins of his military delusions, and he does not hide his pleasure at watching the United States direct its limited interceptor missiles, financial resources, and energy into another permanent war in the Middle East, far from Ukraine. The more the pressures increase within the Western alliance, the more comfortable he becomes, according to the author.

The writer says, “Trump’s narcissism, not Iran, is the world’s number one enemy.”

A simultaneous Iranian attack on the American “Al-Udayri” and “Ali Al-Salem” bases in Kuwait (video).

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