Parshat "Ramadan War"/192; Reflecting the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media New York Post: Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, and Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of the opposition, have very different opinions about the end of the Iran war. According to this newspaper, Eisenkot believes that economic pressure is now the best way to defeat Iran, and he agrees with attacking the country's nuclear program, but is against a return to full-scale war. He considers the change of government in Iran "an unattainable goal" and emphasizes the balance between military attacks and diplomacy. Arab Arti Network: At the same time as the risk of escalation of international crises increases, efforts are expanding to reopen communication channels and find political solutions. Russia, China and the US are discussing holding a tripartite meeting on the sidelines of the OPEC summit in China on November 18 and 19. Al Jazeera: The meeting in Tehran with the representatives of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan and Iran is the first step to contain the tensions between Tehran and Washington. Considering their direct interests in the stability of the region and having different relations with both sides, these three countries can provide a basis for dialogue and rapprochement of positions. Al-Mayadeen: The four-way meeting of Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey in Tehran, under conditions of increased possibility of war, could be a step to contain tensions and create hope for regional cooperation. It is possible that this initiative was carried out with the knowledge of the United States in order to find an intermediate solution with Iran; But Trump still wants Iran's full surrender and may only agree to a compromise if Netanyahu loses the Israeli elections and the Republicans lose their majority in Congress. CGTN China network: On Tuesday, October 27, on the sidelines of the eighth meeting of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum in Moscow, the presidents of Russia and Iran, Vladimir Putin and Masoud Madhian, discussed regional tensions and the possibility of renewed US and Israeli attacks against Iran after the midterm elections in the US on November 3.

Parshat "Ramadan War"/192; Reflecting the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media New York Post: Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, and Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of the opposition, have very different opinions about the end of the Iran war. According to this newspaper, Eisenkot believes that economic pressure is now the best way to defeat Iran, and he agrees with attacking the country's nuclear program, but is against a return to full-scale war. He considers the change of government in Iran "an unattainable goal" and emphasizes the balance between military attacks and diplomacy. Arab Arti Network: At the same time as the risk of escalation of international crises increases, efforts are expanding to reopen communication channels and find political solutions. Russia, China and the US are discussing holding a tripartite meeting on the sidelines of the OPEC summit in China on November 18 and 19. Al Jazeera: The meeting in Tehran with the representatives of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan and Iran is the first step to contain the tensions between Tehran and Washington. Considering their direct interests in the stability of the region and having different relations with both sides, these three countries can provide a basis for dialogue and rapprochement of positions. Al-Mayadeen: The four-way meeting of Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey in Tehran, under conditions of increased possibility of war, could be a step to contain tensions and create hope for regional cooperation. It is possible that this initiative was carried out with the knowledge of the United States in order to find an intermediate solution with Iran; But Trump still wants Iran's full surrender and may only agree to a compromise if Netanyahu loses the Israeli elections and the Republicans lose their majority in Congress. CGTN China network: On Tuesday, October 27, on the sidelines of the eighth meeting of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum in Moscow, the presidents of Russia and Iran, Vladimir Putin and Masoud Madhian, discussed regional tensions and the possibility of renewed US and Israeli attacks against Iran after the midterm elections in the US on November 3.