Despite his threats to destroy Iran's national infrastructure, Trump does not appear eager to return to a full scale war. Having said that, nothing has fundamentally changed for the U.S. President, who makes the ultimate decisions
Despite his threats to destroy Iran's national infrastructure, Trump does not appear eager to return to a full scale war. Having said that, nothing has fundamentally changed for the U.S. President, who makes the ultimate decisions
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06:02 AM • May 05 2026 IDT
In one decision, U.S. President Donald Trump significantly raised the barometric pressure in the Persian Gulf. The cease-fire between the United States and Iran now again depends on restraint in a way that could project directly on Israel, too.
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