Iran exploits the lame duck in the White House: the war of nerves escalates | Avi Ashkenazi

According to a Bloomberg report, Iran produces 50 ballistic missiles per month and holds a stockpile of 1,700 missiles. Amid the buildup, the gap between Netanyahu and Trump widens, and the question of American aid poses a challenge for Israel.

According to a Bloomberg report, Iran produces 50 ballistic missiles per month and holds a stockpile of 1,700 missiles. Against the backdrop of Iranian military buildup and regional tensions, the gap between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump is widening: Netanyahu pushes for another campaign against Iran, while Trump recalculates his course after the midterm elections. The article cites a publication by the 'Amit' institute revealing intensive Iranian activity in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen, as well as reports of Hezbollah activity near the yellow line on the Lebanon border. The disagreement between the leaders and the budget gap in American aid pose an additional challenge for Israel.