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Expert Warns Trump May Emerge Weakened From Midterms, Harming Iran Policy

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US Midterms Could Weaken Trump's Iran Stance, Israeli Expert Warns

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Professor Zaki Shalom warns that US President Donald Trump's ability to act against Iran could be weakened by the upcoming midterm elections, potentially creating a more complex security situation for Israel. Shalom criticized Trump's inconsistent policies and Netanyahu's decision to postpone military action until after the elections. He argued that a Republican loss in the midterms could limit US support for Israel's security needs, and that Israel has lost its strategic advantage in achieving swift military results. Shalom believes military action against Iran is necessary due to the existential threat it poses.

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  • US President Trump's leverage over Iran may be weakened by upcoming midterm elections, warns Professor Zaki Shalom.
  • Shalom criticized Trump's inconsistent Iran policies and Netanyahu's decision to delay military action.
  • A Republican loss in the midterms could limit US support for Israel's security commitments.
  • Israel has lost its strategic advantage in achieving decisive military results quickly, according to Shalom.
  • Shalom believes military action against Iran is necessary due to the existential threat it poses.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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