Regardless of the scandalous and significant defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections of the US Congress, the threat of the Islamic Republic still remains, and the US and Israel will certainly deal with this threat. Democrats can create problems for Trump by reducing or cutting the military budget, passing the War Powers Resolution and many meetings in Congress or by keying in the impeachment process of Hext, but Trump can still continue the war with their veto as commander in chief. So the question is not whether there will be a war or not, the question is which war will occur and how open Trump's hand will be to start a big and possibly long war. The basic question is why Trump with his mistakes should bring the situation to a place where he is under more pressure and more unknown and unpredictable and limiting variables involved in his calculations? The problem is that Trump and his team lack accurate knowledge about Iran and lack a specific and effective strategy against the Islamic Republic. The problem is Trump's overconfidence. The problem is giving time to the diet. The problem is that when Trump's mistakes are pointed out to him, he does not adjust himself to facts and expert opinions. When Netanyahu and his team are more experts than him and his team on the subject of Iran, he does not listen and prevents the advancement of Iran's case based on Israel's exact strategy. Even if the regime is overthrown, Trump is not a chess player in the field of international relations. He does not have a correct understanding of the reality that governs international relations. He is a great leader but not a ruthless politician. The declaration of a unilateral ceasefire at the height of the war exposed his mistake, but many, including some of his supporters, justify or justify his policies and nothing more. Trump has lost time to some extent, but not yet completely. Don't justify Trump's policies with ridiculous words like a game of poker and a game of chess and an angry face. He made a lot of mistakes, but he still has a chance to make up for his mistakes. Holiday