Gulf States Mediate to Prevent U.S. and Israel f
Original headline海湾国家斡旋阻止美以重启对伊打击
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Gulf states are intensifying mediation efforts to prevent the US and Israel from resuming military strikes on Iran, after Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu urged President Trump to launch an immediate attack on Iran following the US midterm elections, per Jin10 Data on November 2. Iran has warned that any retaliation would not be limited geographically, while regional nations fear a new round of war could prove far more destructive than previous conflicts. The escalation risk matters for markets as a renewed US-Israel-Iran confrontation could roil energy supplies and risk sentiment across the Gulf. Watch next: whether the Gulf mediation succeeds in delaying or deterring strikes after the midterms, and any signals from Tehran on the scope of its threatened response.
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Gulf States, Iran, United States, Israel, Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu