
Marc Zell - מארק צל
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Marc Zell - מארק צל
@GOPIsrael
VP, Republicans Overseas & Chairman Republicans Overseas Israel. Father of 8, Grandfather of 24. International lawyer. יושב ראש המפלגה הרפובליקנית בישראל


BREAKING 🔴🔴 The U.S. destroyed 6 Iranian small fast boats that were attempting to disrupt commercial shipping.

This is a big deal.

UAE Strongly Condemns Targeting of ADNOC National Carrier While Transiting Strait of Hormuz


🚨#Breaking: Videos from #Suwayda show civilian areas coming under explosive artillery fire amid ongoing clashes involving #HTS-linked fighters and armed #Bedouin factions. #Civilians remain at risk as the situation escalates. ‼️Once again, #Druze are under attack by #Islamists







President Trump’s patience is running out. As mentioned, the Prime Minister is currently convening a security meeting. While the Prime Minister is leading this meeting, the final decision ultimately rests with Trump. It is clear that negotiations have stalled. Trump would prefer to maintain the current blockade, but he is facing pressure from both sides. The right wing is demanding he "make a decision already," while the left warns, “We can’t keep going like this with the energy crisis. At some point, the stock market will react and crash, plunging the economy into a crisis. This will directly affect your standing, which isn’t at its peak even now.” The question now is whether this pressure will force Trump to consider an action he has so far avoided: a ground operation, or "boots on the ground." To provide some context: the political trauma that incidentally paved the way for Trump’s initial presidential candidacy was the Republican Party’s decision to go to war in Iraq. Trump was the first Republican candidate up to that point to utter what was then considered heresy: that the Iraq War was a bad idea. House Speaker Mike Johnson reportedly came to him and said, “Listen, any operation involving boots on the ground—even if it’s not a massive invasion like Iraq, but just securing Hormuz or uranium facilities—will be perceived by our base as a second Iraq. You know the consequences of that better than anyone.” As we head into this critical week, the question each of us needs to ask ourselves is whether Donald Trump, driven by his desire to break Iran, is nevertheless considering deploying fifty or a hundred ground troops to Hormuz, to uranium sites, or somewhere else.

US Envoy Witkoff: US is conducting talks with Iran. - CNN

If this is true, it’s another Iran head fake like all the others. Buying time. Surviving. Knowing no future president will enforce the terms. And lying and cheating all the way. It’ll get help from China, Russia, and NK. Politically, the administration will be accused of making an Obama-type deal.



