Of Athena Papakosta

To surprise, .. no one in the Middle East warbar in the war in the Middle East, yesterday, Tuesday, self -proclaimed ‘Winners’while officially accepted the announcement of United States President Donald Trump for a truce. However, both the winners and the losers will not be revealed yet. Time will answer for them.

The Middle East cumulation was slow to decline, two hours after the ceasefire began at seven o’clock on Tuesday, Israel announced that it had stopped two Iranian ballistic missiles heading to the north of the country. Tehran denied the accusation, but Israel was already pledged to answer.

Immediate was the reaction of Donald Trump, who – reportedly – raised the phone and demanded from the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahuto stop any business. Israeli fighter aircraft returned, but Trump, speaking to reporters, did not hide his irritation and chose to sculpt both Israel and Iran, accusing both countries of ‘They don’t know what the hell do they do’.

The Israeli prime minister allegedly tried to calm down the US president as it would be disastrous politically for him to find himself.

Donald Trump, however, before leaving for the NATO Summit in The Hague, said he was unhappy with both countries, but “Especially with Israel.”

As he pointed out, ‘Israel must calm down’, to then add that ‘I have to make it calm down’, as’As soon as we made the deal, it came out and threw a bunch of bombs. “

The nerves of the US president, however, remained stretched and despite his outburst in front of the cameras, he chose to re -turn to Israel – this time by posting on the Truth Social platform – and warning it: “Don’t throw these bombs. If you do so, it will be a serious violation. Call your pilots back. “

Trump’s… riot for some was interpreted as inability to control Israel and as the British network notes in its analysis Sky Newsif the president of the United States returns to the table of talks with Iran will not wish to be carried out in the shadow of his relationship with his relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu. In short, he notes the Sky NewsTehran should think that the president of the United States can rub his teeth in Israel.

For his part, however, the Israeli Prime Minister chose to knit once again the US president’s praise by saying that Israel “He never had a better friend in the White House. “ Added that ‘We achieved a historical victory’ And he warned that Israel would ensure that any attempt to create the Iranian nuclear program again could fail.

At the same time the Iranian president, Massoud Pezkianreiterated Tehran’s position that Iran would respect the truce provided that Israel would adhere to its terms by confirming fears that its capital ’12 -day war’as Trump “baptized” the Israel -Iran conflict could have closed before a new one opened.

(The Guardian, Sky News, BBC)