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Marco Rubio’s decision to scrap his Saturday visit to Israel is clearly linked to the looming threat of a U.S. strike on Iran. By opting out of the trip, Rubio is sidestepping the dangers of being in a conflict zone, a move that is both logical and responsible.

Khamenei is trying to dupe Trump with the illusion of diplomacy, thereby ensuring his presidency ends without sparking a war with Iran. Those who fail to grasp this cunning ploy are either naive or have yet to fully comprehend the evil character of Iran’s Shiite mullahs.

Many Trump administration officials opposing war with Iran aren't pro-Iran; they are simply anti-Israel. They don't seem to mind if Tehran ends up wiping Israel off the map.

The prospect of an attack on Iran is becoming a matter of when, not if, with Israel poised to act alone if Trump hesitates. Driven by a profound sense of vulnerability, Israel regards the Iranian regime as an existential adversary, framing the confrontation as essential to its continued survival.

Trump is now cornered into taking military action against Iran. He cannot justify deploying a large number of troops without using them. To avoid looking weak or indecisive, he feels compelled to launch an attack to prove his strength.

If the US or Israel were to strike Iran's energy infrastructure, the Persian Gulf Star Refinery is the logical target. Located in Bandar Abbas, it produces over 50% of the country's gasoline, a massive strategic choke point.

Individuals like Andrew require strict supervision following their release on bail to prevent stupid behavior. The prospect of a prison sentence often exerts significant psychological pressure on these individuals, making the risk of poor judgment particularly high.

Prince Andrew’s ex-girlfriend, Lady Victoria Hervey claims that Israel set up Prince Andrew to bring down the Royal Family!

The extent of Epstein's ties to #Andrew runs far deeper than previously disclosed. He was a constant presence within the entire family circle. He treated his family to an endless cycle of luxury, whisking them away on private jets for roughly 30 lavish holidays each year.

I believe that Khamenei’s recent threat to sink American aircraft carriers, combined with Iran’s stalling tactics during the negotiations, has set the stage for a military strike by Trump in the near future, even in the coming days.

Most observers now view a Trump-led offensive against Iran as a certainty-everyone, it seems, except for Khamenei. If I were in his position, I wouldn’t wait for the first blow; I would have already launched a preemptive strike.

The notion that Iranian negotiators are good is a misconception. In reality, their counterparts are inexperienced and being duped by them. Behind the facade of diplomatic passports and tailored suits, the Iranian negotiators are, in fact, terrorists masquerading as diplomats.

If you need a reason to reject Viktor Orban and his party, look no further than his supporters in the US. Trump’s hostility toward the European Union is no secret, and Orban’s embrace of him exposes the Hungarian leader as a proxy for Trump’s destructive ambitions

Sen. Lindsey Graham’s forceful address in Israel today suggests to me that an American military strike on Iran is inevitable. It appears Trump and his administration are merely waiting for logistical and strategic preparations to be completed before acting.

In a bid to dupe Trump again in upcoming talks, the Iranian regime is deploying a two-pronged approach: extending an invitation to IAEA inspectors and dangling lucrative economic opportunities before U.S. investors.

It is ironic that he complains about increasing anti-Semitism when his own racist behavior is the driving force behind it. He is fueling the very fire he claims to fear.

Why do leaders of rogue nations show such interest in Trump's son-in-law, Gerald Kushner? The answer lies in his perceived vulnerability to bribery.

European leaders shouldn't breathe a sigh of relief over the pledges from US officials at the Munich Security Conference. The ultimate decision-maker in the United States is Trump, who intends to destroy Europe.

Contrary to common belief, the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the UAE is deteriorating significantly. This strain was highlighted by Senator Lindsey Graham, who denied the UAE of being 'Zionist' and appealed for a cessation of hostilities between the two Gulf powers.

The moment Senator Lindsey Graham declared he would not back him, the color drained from Reza Pahlavi’s face. His excitement over the Munich Security Conference invitation evaporated, replaced by a deep wish that he had stayed home.

Trump has done more than disrupt the world, he has mutated the United States. He is a terminal cancer, resistant to treatment and beyond the point of cure. The only hope left is to cut away not only him, but the rotting country that hosts him.

Critics in the U.S. who argue that Iran’s missile program poses no threat due to geographical distance are overlooking a critical reality: Iran is encircled by American military bases housing thousands of troops. This proximity makes the distance argument irrelevant.

Netanyahu says he expressed skepticism regarding any deal with Iran during his meeting with Trump. He told Trump that if an agreement is reached, it must address not only Iran's nuclear program but also its ballistic missile program and its terror proxies.

An attack on Iran is becoming harder with each passing day. The country has strengthened its military defenses, especially its missile stockpile, while global opposition to war keeps growing. This puts Trump and Netanyahu in a tough spot.

On the 47th anniversary of the revolution, the Iranian regime displayed coffins symbolizing top CENTCOM commanders. This is a huge spit in the face to Trump, who still hopes to negotiate and strike deals with the regime.

Praise for Kushner and Witkoff from Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi is a clear signal that Netanyahu should be concerned. This diplomatic warmth likely explains why Netanyahu felt compelled to travel to Washington to personally discuss Iran negotiations with Trump.

With so many prominent faces, some, like Trump, accused of child abuse, it seems unlikely that Epstein’s victims will receive the closure they deserve.