In a post Thursday morning, the analyst known as Abu Salah (the Arabic Desk) argued that the confrontation with Iran will continue for a long time, with Israel the only party calmly awaiting an opportunity to strike. He described Gulf states as 'frightened' and European nations as anxious about the coming winter, according to the post.
The post, published Thursday at 11:12 Jerusalem, is a broad opinion piece rather than a report of a specific event. Abu Salah asserts that the crisis with Iran is far from over and will stretch on for a long duration, with Israel the only actor in the region 'calmly waiting for the chance to strike again.' He portrays Gulf Arab states as gripped by fear and European nations as already stocking anxiety medication ahead of the winter. The analyst, who runs the Arabic Desk channel, has previously issued similar strategic assessments on the Iran confrontation, as The Zioneer has reported in past bulletins. No new military or diplomatic developments are cited in the post.
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