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The international relations expert, Masik, said that Donald Trump's support for Benjamin Netanyahu on the eve of the elections in Israel does not mean that American policy depends on his continued tenure as head of government. According to the doctor, even if the Israeli government changes, the country's military and security cooperation with the United States against the Islamic Republic will continue. The doctor added that in the Islamic Republic they hope the pressure will lessen with the defeat of Trump's allies in the U.S. midterm elections or Netanyahu's retreat, but he believed this calculation is incorrect. He forecast that the continued tension, regardless of the election results in both countries, could lead to more serious conflicts in the coming months.

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The international relations expert, Masik, said that Donald Trump's support for Benjamin Netanyahu on the eve of the elections in Israel does not mean that American policy depends on his continued tenure as head of government. According to the doctor, even if the Israeli government changes, the country's military and security cooperation with the United States against the Islamic Republic will continue. The doctor added that in the Islamic Republic they hope the pressure will lessen with the defeat of Trump's allies in the U.S. midterm elections or Netanyahu's retreat, but he believed this calculation is incorrect. He forecast that the continued tension, regardless of the election results in both countries, could lead to more serious conflicts in the coming months.

The international relations expert, Masik, said that Donald Trump's support for Benjamin Netanyahu on the eve of the elections in Israel does not mean that American policy depends on his continued tenure as head of government. According to the doctor, even if the Israeli government changes, the country's military and security cooperation with the United States against the Islamic Republic will continue. The doctor added that in the Islamic Republic they hope the pressure will lessen with the defeat of Trump's allies in the U.S. midterm elections or Netanyahu's retreat, but he believed this calculation is incorrect. He forecast that the continued tension, regardless of the election results in both countries, could lead to more serious conflicts in the coming months.

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