Now, what's not on that list of what was announced today? Long-range anti-aircraft systems, ATACMS. The White House did announce, and Nick Schifrin has been reporting also, that there were actually ATACMS sent in the last month secretly to Ukraine, that Biden and his administration were able ...
... of moves. It would be a very serious step by the Iranian government. And I think nobody wants to precipitate that kind of an outcome. Nick Schifrin: And, finally, you have pointed out that the current generation of Iranian leaders is different than the previous generation of leaders that came ...
... I think that would be the wrong signal to send right now, especially vis-a-vis the Iranians and many of their proxies, including Hezbollah. Nick Schifrin: Khaled Elgindy, do you believe that the U.S. can exert pressure on Israel, especially when it comes to Gaza and how Israel ...
... now. And there has been, as Vali was suggesting and as you have suggested, Nick, some hesitation the Israeli side about how far to go. Nick Schifrin: Yes. Eric Edelman: But I think you're going to see some response. Nick Schifrin: And, Vali Nasr, does that necessarily mean exactly ...
... in, including foreign fighters being counted on the RSF side. This is not a good outcome for anyone who cares about stability in the region. Nick Schifrin: And is that the risk, a more factionalized conflict, one that produces even more refugees and threatens the stability of the region? Tom ...
... And that pressures exactly the kind of deterrence that Iran was looking for. So it's mainly political gain, rather military gain. Nick Schifrin: But, right now, while the world urges restraint, the decision of what to do next is Israel's. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... focus on diplomacy, President Hertzog of Israel saying, quote, We are not war seekers, but we'll see how Israel chooses to respond. John Yang: Nick Schifrin, thank you very much. Nick Schifrin: Thank you. John Yang: Let's bring in Aaron David Miller. He's a Senior Fellow at ...
... Schifrin: You see the cheers there, Geoff. It all adds up to a very tense moment in the region. Geoff Bennett: Does the U.S., Nick, expect an attack on U.S. assets in the region? Nick Schifrin: The short answer is no.Multiple U.S. officials tell me they ...
... of these minilateral arrangements is quite clear. And so I would hope that the Trump administration would do as they did in the first term and maintain these if Trump is elected in November. Nick Schifrin: Zach Cooper of the American Enterprise Institute, thanks very much.Zach Cooper: Thanks, Nick.
... aid, for really like Marshall Plan to rebuild the Gaza Strip. Nick Schifrin: But that call feels far off, even in the Old City, with the sound of nearby gunfire and a war that is miles away, but also close to home. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
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