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The IRGC’s October Surprise

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By Lawrence Solomon
| The Jewish Link of New Jersey Verified
Waiting until after the midterms to take out the Iranian regime could spell certain defeat. Pro-Israel supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Iran — most prominently, Victor Davis Hanson — dismiss the president’s apparent appeasement of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and distancing from Israel by pointing to the November midterm elections.
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The IRGC’s October surprise Original

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By Lawrence Solomon
| JNS Verified
(July 6, 2026 / JNS) Pro-Israel supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Iran—most prominently, Victor Davis Hanson—dismiss the president’s apparent appeasement of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and distancing from Israel by pointing to the November midterm elections. Continued conflict over the next four months would undermine Republican prospects for retaining Congress, Hanson noted, particularly if high gas prices persist into October.
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El Al likelier to resume flights to Tehran than to Toronto Original

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By Lawrence Solomon
| JNS Verified
( May 20, 2026 / JNS ) El Al’s last commercial flight from Tehran departed 47 years ago, on Feb. 10, 1979, as the Islamic Revolution engulfed Iran. Its last flights from democratic Toronto and Brussels left in October 2022—barely three and a half years ago. Yet in today’s airline geopolitics, a resumption of direct Tel Aviv-Tehran service now looks more probable than El Al’s return to either Toronto Pearson or Brussels Airport. Consider the facts.
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