Iranian regime has decided to postpone its response against Israel.

[Kaatje]

Iranian sources tell Sky News Arabic that in light of Trump's election, the Iranian regime has decided to postpone its response against Israel.

Israel Today

Iranian sources tell Sky News Arabic that in light of Trump's election, the Iranian regime has decided to postpone its response against Israel.

t.me

 

[Kaatje]

Wow. Just Wow!

 

[Tall Timbers]

With or without Trump, I didn't think they would hit Israel directly again. The end result would be too costly.

In the good old days of war you didn't tell your enemy what you were going to do before you did it.

 

[Kaatje]

But the Turban-people, being the lying hypocrites they are.
They are:
1- secretly plotting a surprise attack.
Or, being the cowards trembling in their slippers:

2- Saving face.... (how? By showing they're terrified of Trump?)

 

[Tall Timbers]

1- secretly plotting a surprise attack.

That's not usually their method, but would be a better strategy than advertising their plans in advance.

I do think most of what they proclaim is for their internal audience.

 

[Andy C]

Trump carries a big stick, but hopes he never has to use it. Its quite clear enemies who previously seemed to mostly be unchecked, are quickly realizing change is coming.

 

[Almost Heaven]

Trump carries a big stick, but hopes he never has to use it. Its quite clear enemies who previously seemed to mostly be unchecked, are quickly realizing change is coming.

True. This world looks a bit like a classroom full of unruly students who have been terrorizing fellow classmates while the teacher is absent and an incompetent sub is in charge. As soon as the teacher returns the tyrants run to their seats and sit down and shut up!

 

[Almost Heaven]

An example for the above post...let's watch and see how many fall for their lies and shenanigans!

President says Iran ready to work with IAEA to clear up 'alleged ambiguities'​

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Thursday that Tehran was prepared to cooperate with the U.N. nuclear watchdog IAEA to clear up "alleged ambiguities about the peaceful nuclear activity of our country," Iranian state media reported.
(Reuters)