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Israeli Commentator Yinnon Magal Urges Trump to Act on Iran Threats Instead of Tweeting

By דסק C14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

During a broadcast on Channel 14's "The Patriots," Israeli commentator Yinnon Magal expressed deep frustration with U.S. President Donald Trump's approach toward Iran. Magal criticized Trump's frequent tweets and contradictory messages, describing them as repeated false alarms without follow-through. He said, "How many times can you cry wolf? Wolf, wolf, wolf all day long with your tweets." Magal urged Trump to take direct military action if he intends to attack Iran rather than continuing to build up tension through social media. He also voiced growing skepticism toward American statements, saying he is beginning to trust the Iranians more than the Americans. The comments reflect a broader impatience in some Israeli circles regarding the U.S. handling of Iran's threat and the perceived lack of decisive action.

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