U.S. diplomatic shifts in Middle East raise concerns as Israel faces continued security challenges and domestic anti-Semitism grows.
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The situation with some American universities, particularly Harvard and Columbia, reflects the growing anti-Semitic, anti-Israel, and anti-Jewish stance of many students, staff, and faculty. The Federal government's action to potentially revoke their tax-exempt status reminds us that we must stand firm with Israel and against anti-Semitism in all its forms.
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A new CENTCOM commander has arrived in Israel from the U.S. General Kurilla will be there for 36 hours, during which he’ll be part of a high-speed briefing regarding the grand plan between Israel and the U.S. with regard to an attack on Iran. There has been a massive weapons delivery to Israel from the U.S. to get ready for Iran.
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The situation with Iran continues to evolve as President Trump has temporarily halted the planned Israeli-US strike, pursuing diplomatic channels instead. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Netanyahu received many complaints from the Israeli government and people upon learning that President Trump had delayed the attack. Even the IAEA Chief, while meeting with Iran’s Foreign Minister, stated that time is running out to stop Iran from finalizing nuclear weapons for their arsenal. Iran's nuclear ambitions represent a genuine threat to Israel's security, and their pattern of deception should not be overlooked.
Read MoreIsrael's preparedness for potential military action, supported by American forces, demonstrates the seriousness of this situation. The presence of significant U.S. military assets in the region, including B-2 bombers and carrier groups, a second THAAD battery for the protection of Israel and the US military’s assets in the area, and other weapons systems, suggests we may be approaching a pivotal moment in Middle East history.
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