All of us presidents say they want to avoid conflicts in the Middle East. But is Trump set up for more war and unrest?
In the distance of the day, Israel continued his campaign of bombing against the Gaza people, now launched a war with Yemen, and President Donald Trump threatened Iran to negotiate with Washington or face the war.
But despite all the aggression, do they get their way now?
It is not necessary, according to Vali Nasr, a professor of international affairs and studies in the Middle East at Johns Hopkins’ School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, DC.
He tells the host Steve Clemons that “the US and Israel do not want to establish a regional order that is acceptable to the region itself.”
