Heute war Netanjahu in Berlin, um für eine Kündigung des Atomabkommens mit dem Iran zu werben. Trumps Aufkündigigung scheint ihm wohl nicht ausreichend (soviel zur Reputation Trumps auf politischen Entscheidungsebenen). Am Atomabkommen mit dem Iran rüttelt Merkel jedoch nicht. Auch an diesem Punkt ist sich die EU einig.
Und dieser Hintergrund sollte auch beachtet werden:
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To get Iran out of Syria, Israel and the U.S. must cooperate with Putin | Analysis
Russia of course has no plans to leave Syria. It is its client state and thanks to the Assad regime, Russia has its coveted warm-water ports on the Mediterranean. Iran wants to remain as well, but Israel sees the Iranian long-term presence as a strategic threat and since Russia has little need for Iran either, the choice is clear.
Throughout Russia’s presence in Syria, Israel didn’t attack the Iranian-backed ground forces – just the convoys and depots of advanced missiles that could be used in the future by Hezbollah or Iranian officers to strike Israel. Jerusalem’s circumspection in not targeting the elements that Russia needed to prop up Assad, along with Israel’s assurances to Moscow that it has no intention in intervening in the battle for power in Damascus, ensured that the two countries were never on opposite sides of the war.
Now that Assad is back in control of most of Syria and rolling back the few remaining pockets of rebels, Putin is keenly aware that the only regional force that can seriously ruin his plans, should it choose to do so, is Israel. Iran can’t and won’t jeopardize Assad. In addition, Iran can’t turn against Russia since it needs its commercial ties with Moscow more than ever, now that the Trump administration has pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal and re-imposed sanctions on Tehran.
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news...ahu-were-on-the-same-side-all-along-1.6134931
