This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

I welcome Gregory Coppley, editor in publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

Three Wars in Eurasia.

The headlines in Jerusalem.

British German foreign ministers heading to Israel as it weighs

response to Iranian attack. In addition to that we have news from Israel of drone

attacks from Hezbollah casualties recorded. We also have repeatedly

headlines out of London that tell a story of many world leaders consulting in all directions.

For example, a headline from London that Abraham Raiissi,

the President of Iran, called Vladimir Putin Putin a headline from London that Wang Yi, the foreign

minister of the People's Republic of China, the blunt speaker, has remarked that Iran can

handle the turmoil.

For example, we have a headline in London suggesting or telling us that Iran has announced that it's shutting down

many of its facilities associated with enriching

uranium for fear of an Israeli attack. Gregory, a very good evening to you. There's

chaos in all the headlines since the attack on Saturday night.

The attack was drones and missiles. Right now, the big debate is, will Israel retaliate how will Israel retaliate the larger picture is there was the war in Ukraine

there was the war in Gaza there is the provocations in the north of Israel. There are the

huthies damaging world global trade in the Red Sea. This all begins to look like one great big story. Is it good evening to you?

Good evening, John. Well, what we're looking at, particularly with the Iran-Israel aspect of this now, which is a very convenient, if you like, movement of public

attention away from Gaza, but it is all really political theater and all of the key participants know it and particularly

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