Middle East tensions surge as economic pressure on Islamic regime rises
By Bob Unruh
Following President Donald Trump’s military actions that have taken out large sections of Iran’s leadership, its military capabilities, and even its infrastructure, he’s now turned to applying economic pressure on a regime already facing economic headwinds.
And that’s prompted concerns that Iran could lash out against other Middle East nations, such as Israel, which has been a partner in Trump’s agenda to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, or having the resources to build them.
It is Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz who now has suggested that would be a very bad choice for Iran to make.