If Harris Wins the Presidency, Expect a Softer American Stance on Iran
Harris’s national security adviser, Philip Gordon, is likely to gain a top foreign policy position if she wins the election, and his focus on diplomacy and ties to an Iranian insider could prove problematic in dealings with a hostile Islamic Republic.

Washington’s focus on perceived failures of Israeli diplomacy while ignoring Iran’s regional aggression is bound to intensify if Vice President Harris wins the election, and especially if she promotes her national security adviser, Philip Gordon, to a top foreign policy position.
Israelis and Americans were preparing Friday for Iran-coordinated retaliation following the killings of top terrorists at Beirut and Tehran. Attacks could involve Hezbollah, the Houthis, Hamas, and Syrian and Iraqi militias, as well as Iran itself.
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