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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

Jerusalem, Israel Katılım Eylül 2012
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Marc Zell - מארק צל
IRAN—HORMUZ—UAE—TRUMP’S GENIUS Channel 14: Tamir Morag @Tamir114 “If we liken the interaction between the United States and Iran to a game of poker, the breaking of the blockade by the U.S. Navy is not equivalent to Trump winning a round of the game. It is far more like the president simply snatching the cards out of Iran’s hands. “Tehran has almost no additional cards left beyond Hormuz — except, perhaps, disrupting shipping in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait as well. That is a significantly weaker card, and its implementation depends on the Houthis’ willingness, which at the moment is far from certain. This is the reason for the Iranian frenzy in recent hours and for what currently looks like a desperate decision to reignite the region. “It must be understood that even before the ace Trump pulled today — breaking the Iranian blockade while the American blockade on Hormuz continues to strangle Iran — the Gulf states had already managed to erode the effectiveness of closing the strait by roughly 25% to 30%. “They achieved this by pumping millions of barrels of oil per day through overland pipeline infrastructure that bypasses Hormuz: approximately four million barrels of Saudi oil to the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea, and another roughly 1.5 million barrels from the UAE to the port of Fujairah [Me: Now on Fire after an Iranian drone attack] on the Gulf of Oman. “If we assume that from now on the U.S. Navy will escort only a few individual tankers per day out of Hormuz, each such tanker carries on average between one and two million additional barrels — and that already significantly reduces the effectiveness of the Iranian card. “The Iranian blockade of Hormuz, which some initially praised as “strategic genius,” is turning out to be a fatal mistake that may ultimately lead to the collapse of the regime. President Trump, whom certain circles love to mock, has turned the tables on the Iranians and pressed the very gun they tried to aim at America and the world against their own heads.”
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Mahinoor
Mahinoor@MahinazReza·
یه بچه ۱۷ ساله تو سیرجان گرفتنش... تنها حرفش اینه: «بابا منو از اینجا ببر» اسمشو بگیم، فراموش نشه، گم نشه تو سکوت... نذاریم آدم‌ها بشن فقط یه عدد. #ایمان_حسینی #جاویدشاه
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Spoke with @ILTVNews yesterday on Iran, Trump, and what comes next. Trump has military, economic, and diplomatic options - and the Iranian regime is teetering. Protests are beginning to resurface inside Iran. Someone from within the Israeli security establishment told me yesterday that Trump's handling of the Iranian crisis is, simply put, genius. I have to agree. The nuclear red line is non-negotiable. Iran's attempt to push it to a "second phase" of negotiations is chutzpah - and Trump won't back down. If they continue this arrogant stalling, they will pay a heavy price. On the economic front - the US is now curtailing Iran's ability to circumvent sanctions through cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Secretary Bessent has initiated a powerful policy to shut down this avenue. Combined with the blockade and oil pressure, the regime is feeling it. But Trump doesn't have unlimited time. June-July is the window. After that, the November midterms take over - and if Democrats regain the House, they will disrupt everything. One more concern: Israel's standing with the American public is deteriorating. Qatar and pro-Hamas forces are investing heavily in shaping the American narrative. Israel is not. That needs to change - and I hope the new public diplomacy effort now being funded will start to turn this around. 🇺🇸🇮🇱
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Peyman Haghighi
Peyman Haghighi@Peyman223·
من پیمان فرح‌آور هستم و محکوم به اعدام. صدایم باشید!
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IRAN—@POTUS—BRILLIANTUS STRATEGY Channel 14 @Tamir114 It is necessary to say two things honestly: 1. ​Trump's assessment that it would be possible to get Iran to hand over its enriched uranium through negotiations accompanied by heavy economic pressure sounds naive and detached from reality. 2. ​But this is exactly what almost all analysts (myself [Tamir Morag not Marc Zell] included) said about his assessment that it would be possible to force Hamas into a deal that would release all the hostages, while Israel continues to control most of the Gaza Strip and leaves an opening for the resumption of fighting. Me: Just wait and see.
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Hasti🇮🇷
Hasti🇮🇷@Hastiebaba·
I am Dorsa’s mother. I am an Iranian mother. They shot my daughter. Tell the people of the world that I buried her in the yard of our home… Her place is safe. I will soon lie beside her too.💔 @POTUS Every name, an unfinished life, a silent lump in the throat of a nation.💔 Please,finish the job, Mr.President 🚨 #FinishTheJobMrPresident #KingRezaPahlavi
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Neo
Neo@Realneo101·
🚨Breaking: The Islamic regime just hanged a 28-year-old barber. Mehrab Abdollahzadeh was executed this morning only because he participated in the protests. Tortured into a false confession. Killed for wanting freedom. This barbaric regime is executing our people one by one and the world is just watching! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH Someone has to STOP them. NOW.
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The claim that Trump is under intense pressure and lacks options IMO is false. He is masterminding one of the greatest combined exercises of military, economic and diplomatic power in modern history — not only vis-a-vis Iran but against China. He does need to act soon for domestic political reasons (the November midterm elections), but his opponents, the Democrats, are imploding across the nation (e.g. Maine, Michigan, California etc). I, for one, marvel at his high stakes strategy. Time will tell. Meanwhile, I’m betting on @realDonaldTrump and his Administration.
Amit Segal@AmitSegal

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.

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