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The media in Asia and the Pacific saw Israel's political deadlock after the parliamentary elections as a sign of difficulty in forming a new government. The media of Singapore and Taiwan also reported that the change of government in Israel will not necessarily lead to a change in the country's strategy against the Islamic Republic, and that Donald Trump's decisions will play a decisive role in the future of the military conflict. More details with Alireza Mohabi, the international Iran correspondent.

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The media in Asia and the Pacific saw Israel's political deadlock after the parliamentary elections as a sign of difficulty in forming a new government. The media of Singapore and Taiwan also reported that the change of government in Israel will not necessarily lead to a change in the country's strategy against the Islamic Republic, and that Donald Trump's decisions will play a decisive role in the future of the military conflict. More details with Alireza Mohabi, the international Iran correspondent.

The media in Asia and the Pacific saw Israel's political deadlock after the parliamentary elections as a sign of difficulty in forming a new government. The media of Singapore and Taiwan also reported that the change of government in Israel will not necessarily lead to a change in the country's strategy against the Islamic Republic, and that Donald Trump's decisions will play a decisive role in the future of the military conflict. More details with Alireza Mohabi, the international Iran correspondent.

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