Reuters: Stephen Miller opposes the continuation of the war with Iran, but strongly supports Israel.
Trump seeks to increase confrontations after the election defeat; Miller is tasked with promoting the White House's aggressive policy.
The heavy defeat of the Republicans in the US midterm elections did not bring any sign of Donald Trump's retreat from his controversial policies, but with the appointment of Stephen Miller as the White House chief of staff, the possibility of increasing the government's confrontation with the Democrats, Congress and even some Republican allies has increased.
In the last two years of his presidency, instead of a political compromise, Trump will focus on increasing the strict immigration policy, increasing reliance on executive orders and dealing with domestic pressures.
Meanwhile, Miller's opposition to the continuation of the Iran war, alongside his strong support for Israel, can add to the complexity of the White House's foreign policy decisions; That too, in a situation where his appointment created fears of increasing political divisions and reducing the influence of economic circles on the government.
According to three sources familiar with his views who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, Miller opposes continuing the war with Iran, but has strong support for Israel; A position that could put him in conflict with the president who threatened to renew the attacks on Iran and announced that he would stop aid to Jerusalem./Jamran.
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