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Chas Freeman: Israel’s Agenda Is Collapsing Faster Than Anyone Expected

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Iran-US-Israel tensions persist despite a fragile 'make-believe' ceasefire. The Strait of Hormuz blockade disrupts global energy and commodity supplies, triggering inflation worldwide. Analysis covers Iran's resilience, military readiness concerns, and shifting geopolitics: alliance strains, China's rising Gulf influence, and regional diplomatic efforts. Nuclear discussions highlight Iran's NPT rights versus undeclared regional arsenals. Territorial expansion in Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine fuels instability. As global opinion shifts, the conversation suggests diplomatic engagement with Iran is increasingly essential for international prosperity, while questioning the sustainability of current military approaches. Talks in Islamabad signal potential diplomatic openings amid ongoing uncertainty. Global supply chains for fertilizer, aluminum, and semiconductor materials face critical shortages, underscoring the urgent need for de-escalation.

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Chas Freeman: Israel’s Agenda Is Collapsing Faster Than Anyone Expected

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