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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch. The shooting resumes in

the Middle East as Iran and the United States exchange fire over dueling claims of violating

the ceasefire. And Iran puts talks with the U.S. on pause because Israel continues to bomb

Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, or at least that's their explanation. So where does the war

stand now? Much is up in the air.

Plus, mayor of New York City's Aeron Maldani breaks precedent and refuses to attend the city's

annual Israel Day parade in New York up Fifth Avenue as anti-Israel sentiment grows inside the Democratic Party.

Welcome to Potomac Watch.

I'm Paul as you go with the Wall Street Journal opinion pages,

and those are our subjects for today.

And I am here with my colleague, Elliot Kaufman,

who follows the Iran War and the negotiations very closely.

So let's start there, Elliot.

So this back and forth, volleying has happened now, what, about three times, four times

in the last few days?

And it threatens the ceasefire each time, but doesn't break it down totally.

And then here on Monday, you get this big break from Iran saying, well, sorry, we're calling

the whole thing off, at least for now, because Israel continues to bomb Hezbollah. But the question

in my mind is, that's what Iran really wants, just to delay, delay, delay. I think that's what

it looks like, especially with the Lebanon arena, because you have Hezbollah, which is in Iranian proxy.

Right.

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