Israeli analyst Eliyahu Yosian argued Tuesday that President Trump's economic and strategic interests benefit from the ongoing conflict with Iran, describing claims of a policy reversal as a 'media smoke screen.' According to a report, Yosian said Trump is 'making billions' from the war as oil prices rise and Gulf states sign arms deals with the US.
Eliyahu Yosian, an Israeli analyst, offered a sharp assessment of President Trump's strategy toward Iran in an interview Tuesday morning. Yosian contended that the ongoing war is economically beneficial for the US, as oil revenues and defense industry stocks surge, and that Gulf states are deepening security ties with Washington. He dismissed claims of policy shifts as media narratives, arguing Trump acts according to clear US economic and strategic interests. The Zioneer has previously reported on the debate over Trump's Iran deal, including Israeli concerns about sanctions relief and the empowerment of the Iranian axis. The analysis reflects a persistent Israeli skepticism about the long-term implications of US-Iran rapprochement.
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