by S. Nihal Singh
Columnist S. Nihal
Singh descries America’s fight in Middle East nothing more than sheer madness. He
writes:
To anyone outside
America, starting a new war in the Greater Middle East region after defeats or
near defeats in two wars would be sheer madness. But the manner in which the
United States is discussing the prospect of a war against Iran in collusion
with Israel, or singly by the latter, is a startling reminder of how Iran is
part of domestic policy and the compulsions of electoral politics.
The conventional wisdom in America is that
much as US President Barack Obama wants to avoid a third war in the region, he
cannot but strike a macho pose because Israel has formidable advantages in
compelling the White House to act as it desires.
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