
Ghalibaf warns that any American president, Republican or Democrat, will not be able to emerge from the repercussions of the war
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf accused Israel of seeking to drag the United States into an endless war with Iran, warning that no American president would be able to escape its repercussions, in a post on the X platform, at a time when Trump indicated that intense hatred for Israel was one of the reasons for the Republicans’ loss in the midterm elections.
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Ghalibaf's statements come in the context of ongoing tensions between Iran and Israel, and coincided with an interview by US President Donald Trump with the 60 Minutes program on CBS, where he indicated that intense hatred for Israel was one of the reasons for the Republicans' loss in the midterm elections, along with the Iran war and high gasoline prices.
The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, accused Israel of seeking to drag the United States into a long-term war with Iran, warning that any American president, current or future, will not be able to escape from its repercussions.
Qalibaf said, in a post on the “X” platform, previously Twitter, on Monday evening: “The Israelis are trying day and night to drag America into an endless war with Iran; a quagmire from which no president, current or future, Republican or Democrat, will be able to emerge,” according to the official Iranian News Agency (IRNA).
The head of the Iranian Islamic Shura Council added: “As long as Washington does not abandon the “Israel first” mentality, America and its allies will quickly slide into a dark era.”
US President Donald Trump said that "intense hatred for Israel" was one of the reasons for the Republicans' loss in the midterm elections, in addition to the Iran war and the rise in gasoline prices it caused, during an interview with the "60 Minutes" program on CBS, which was broadcast on Monday.
Trump's statements highlight a shift in the American political landscape. After Israel enjoyed support from both the Republican and Democratic parties, and strong support from presidents belonging to both parties, the amount of American military and financial support for it has become a recurring political burden, which was clearly evident during the midterm elections.
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Continuing verbal escalation between Iran and Israel, with the possibility of American involvement in the conflict
Possible · Within weeks

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