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This contradiction between fearing violence while simultaneously rejecting it defines the current American mood.
0[T]hreats from Washington may have strengthened a sense of unity and sovereignty among citizens who want peace.
0What perhaps remains unresolved, is how long the American electorate will allow Trump to reduce their country into a paranoia state, an empire of appalling tantrums and ragtag diplomacy.
0Moscow’s objective remains a final settlement on its own terms—not a temporary ceasefire or frozen conflict.
0Americans have watched the genocidal war on their phones.
0[T]he U.S. government does not have the legislative authority to negotiate free trade agreements.
0What perhaps remains unresolved, is how long the American electorate will allow Trump to reduce their country into a paranoia state, an empire of appalling tantrums and ragtag diplomacy.
0The Brotherhood enjoys a wider reach inside the U..S and growing influence among a rapidly expanding Muslim community.
0There may be no best solution, but only choices between different forms of horror.
0The truth is that the Americans are pathologically unreliable and unscrupulously treacherous.
0Washington now faces choices: proceed with the deal and adjust its conception of alliances in the region or succumb to legislative stagnation and reject or downgrade the deal.
0Washington opposes exposing the security of the Arabian Gulf to risks, whether the threat comes from Israel or Iran.
While Washington claims Tehran desires an agreement, Iran insists no dialogue will take place without the lifting of sanctions and guarantees respecting its nuclear rights.
The reconciliation culminated in Al-Sharaa’s visit to the White House last week, the first by a Syrian president, and the announcement that Syria had become the 90th member of the US-led Global Coalition Against Daesh.
The American master of surprises will receive the man who took the Syrians, Middle East and world by surprise.
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