But we got this from the Jerusalem Post yesterday.

Israel is considering striking Iran in the coming days without U.S. support.

This comes shortly after a CBS report in which multiple sources stated that Israel has told U.S. officials that is fully ready to launch an operation into Iran.

Iran's military has begun drills earlier that focused on enemy movements,

according to their state media. So, yeah, it looks like Israel and the U.S., that relationship

is not the relationship those two countries have had previously. Israel isn't really waiting

for the green light from, they're not waiting for the green light from

the Americans, right? They're ready to go. They're ready to strike. And this is why the Iran talks

are really important because if we can potentially come to a deal, cut a deal with the Iranians

that is acceptable for both parties,

we could balance out the situation in the Middle East, right? All this sort of saber wagon

from Iran would probably come to a close. That's what we need. But then you see Israel coming in

here and they're, you know, who knows if if it who they reported this to

or how this news got out but that Israel is considering striking now what this appears to

be is that Israel perhaps knows that the Americans are close to a deal with the Iranians

and they're trying to put pressure on both parties to walk away from

the negotiating table. This may be the case. I'm not sure. I mean, obviously you would need to be in

these rooms to know if that's the case. But nevertheless, very interesting if the Israelis decide

that now is the time to strike. This is kind of coming down to a breakdown, there's sort of a break

between the older generations in D.C. and the younger generations in D.C. the older generations in

D.C. still subscribe to sort of a unipolar worldview as in where the Americans are the sole superpower.

And the younger generations kind of understand that after the Soviet Union fell,

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