U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama met with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Monday, reaffirming America's commitment to Israel's defense. But do the upcoming U.S. elections and the price of gas to fill up a tank have any bearing on Obama's moving into action on Iran and it's nuclear aspirations?
Arutz 7's Tamar Yonah discussed these issues with Likud Political analyst, Mordechai Taub on her Sunday afternoon talk show on Israel National Radio. Taub tells Yonah that though Obama may prefer to hold off on any entanglement with Iran until after the U.S. elections, that Netanyahu has the courage and 'grit' to attack Iran if he feels time is running out for Israel.
What could happen the day after an attack on Iran? Taub briefly discusses this as well as he describes what the reaction of the world could be if Israel opened up an attack on the Islamic state.
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