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Trump told Bolton in June 2017 that he had already pledged his support for such Israeli action in direct talks with Netanyahu, but asked Bolton to remind the Zionist premier of his stance, according to the excerpts of Bolton’s White House memoir, “The Room Where it Happened.”
Writes Bolton: “I warned Trump against wasting political capital in an elusive search to solve the Arab-Israeli dispute and strongly supported moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem [Al-Quds], thereby recognizing it as Israel’s capital. On Iran, I urged that he press ahead to withdraw from the nuclear agreement and explained why the use of force against Iran’s nuclear program might be the only lasting solution.
“‘You tell Bibi [Netanyahu] that if he uses force, I will back him. I told him that, but you tell him again,’ Trump said, unprompted by me,” Bolton goes on.
Though Washington gave the occupying regime of Israel the nod to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities, according to Bolton, Russian President Vladimir Putin was said to be skeptical that Israel would take action against Tehran.
“On Iran, he scoffed at our withdrawal from the nuclear deal, wondering, now that the United States had withdrawn, what would happen if Iran withdrew? Israel, he said, could not conduct military action against Iran alone because it didn’t have the resources or capabilities….”
The commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) said Sunday the enemies will no longer cons
ider launching a military war against Iran.
“The reason a military war is not the enemy’s recipe in order to achieve a political advantage is Iran’s readiness, the growth of its defensive power and the credibility of this power,” Major General Hussein Salami said.
Nevertheless, “the enemies will not stop plotting and malicious practices,” he said, adding they consider Iran the inspiring source that generates awareness and mobilizes energies.
Iran’s enemies now seek to punish the Iranian people through sanctions and bring about a regime change in the country, Salami said.
“Today, we live in the heat of an all-out war with the enemy which is targeting the economy and life of the Iranians.”
The general also said the Iranian revolution is gradually expanding and taking on greater depth.
Lebanon’s Hezbollah on Saturday released a video, saying it has the capability to hit anywhere in the occupied Palestinian territories with its precision-guided missiles.
In the video clip released via social media, coordinates of Israel targets across the occupied territories are displayed on the screen as audio clips of Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah warn to rain down missiles on them.
“Today, we can not only hit the city of Tel Aviv but also very precise targets within Tel Aviv,” Nasrallah can be heard saying. “We can also hurt anywhere within occupied Palestine,” he adds.
At the end of the video, text in Hebrew and Arabic appears saying, “Whatever you do to block the way — it’s already over and done with.”
The Times of Israel daily said the occupying regime feared in a future war, the Lebanese movement could use a barrage of precision missiles to attack sensitive facilities.
Hezbollah was formed in the early 1980s to counter Israel, which occupied southern Lebanon following the 1982 First Lebanon War. It forced the occupying regime to withdraw in 2000, dealing a serious blow to the Zionist myth of invincibility.
Over the years, the movement has turned from a small guerrilla outfit into a powerful resistance organization.
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