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South Korea called the incident “regrettable” after security forces intercepted an aircraft over the team’s closed training complex. The suspect: Mexico, which is set to face South Korea.
Israel failed to understand in real time that Syria as a unified and stable state would pose a strategic threat to it, and allowed the regime to entrench itself. Doubt is already beginning to creep in.
Israel finds itself as the only country in the world publicly opposed to an agreement between the US and Iran, after their militaries fought together. The prime minister must replicate steps similar to those he has taken over the past 15 years, both against Iran and US presidents. This is the only way to stop the rapid erosion of Israel's strategic standing.
Opening Hormuz and granting sanctions waivers for oil exports could channel billions of dollars to the ayatollahs’ regime. Israel Hayom has also learned that US companies could take part in the joint $300 billion Iranian-Qatari fund.
A senior Abu Dhabi analyst tears into the coming US-Iran agreement, asking whether Washington has once again paid Iran to promise things.
