If Israel is bombing Iran then it’s about their nuclear
If Israel is bombing Iran then it’s about their nuclear capability being stopped. Nobody wants to see extreme religious run governments have nuclear potential and Israel knows it’s future existence depends on their ability to keep nuclear weapons development out of Irans hands.
You can thank Trump for the problems with Iran. Pulling out of the deal to keep uranium enrichment at a minimum for only a nuclear energy plant use only with world oversight inspectors was blown up by the idiot known as Donald Trump. The world leaders negotiated and had effectively stopped the weapons research. Then walked in Donald Trump with the art of the NO deal and stopped it all. Might go down in history as one of the worst moves ever by a sitting US president. Then again Donald Trump was such a loser in this negotiation that he left it standing unresolved. Because Trump can’t make a deal of any kind because he is a failed fake business man and Iran continued to weaponize their nuclear capabilities in Iran. The effort to make any type of deal was abandoned by Trump and his administration. Huge mistake.
So who is to blame for all of this? It lands straight on Trump. The worst president the USA has ever seen. If this becomes the first nuke exchange in history between 2 countries that hate each other being Iran and Israel.
Then what happens in Ukraine? Would Putin use such an event to use nukes too? Trump opened this big can of worms and now he wants to run for president again… what a f’ing loser Trump is. Leadership like Trump will kill us all…
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