According to the Hebrew group Tasnim News AgencyIn an analysis, the Hebrew-language Zeman newspaper of Israel admitted that Donald Trump, the president of the American terrorist state, is facing a difficult situation that forces him to make difficult and dangerous decisions.
According to this report, in the shadow of the increase in the global price of energy and the decrease in his average popularity, Donald Trump has been placed in a difficult decision situation a month after the start of the war with Iran, he must either sign the flawed agreement and withdraw from the war or seek to increase the level of the war and accept the risk of entering into a long war that can lead to the end of his presidency.
Despite a flurry of diplomatic activity, Trump is ending another week of joint war with Israel while Iran continues to block oil and gas shipments from the Persian Gulf and continues its missile and drone strikes across the region.
Analysts say the key question now is whether Trump is ready to ease or escalate what his critics call a “war of choice” — one that has created the worst supply crisis in the history of the global energy market and has spread far beyond the region.
Trump’s diplomatic efforts toward Iran, including a 15-point peace proposal channeled through a secret channel through Pakistan, appear to be a desperate search for a way out, the report said.
But it is still unclear whether there is a realistic chance for fruitful negotiations at this time.
“President Trump faces bad choices on all fronts to end the war. Part of the challenge is that it’s not clear what will produce a satisfactory outcome,” says Jonathan Panikov, former US deputy director of national intelligence for Middle East affairs.
Another possible scenario, experts say, is that the United States launches a major airstrike, after which Trump declares victory and withdraws from the war, claiming that he has achieved his war goals.
But such a claim will remain unfounded from the world’s point of view until the Strait of Hormuz is fully reopened, something Iran has so far refused to allow.
Trump has expressed his frustration with the refusal of his European allies to send warships to help achieve his goal of reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump, who has repeatedly promised to keep the United States out of foreign conflicts, appears to be scrambling to stop the escalating war he has started with Israel.
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