“There’s a rush between Trump and Netanyahu in the last months of Trump’s presidency not to tie up loose ends but leave as many as possible for Biden when he comes into office,” argues Judah Grunstein. World Politics Review’s Editor-in-Chief discusses the fallout of last week’s assassination of a top Iranian nuclear scientist with France 24 Jerusalem correspondent Irris Makler and Richard Werly, Paris correspondent for Swiss newspaper Le Temps.
Iran nuclear scientist killed: “The idea is to leave as many loose ends as possible for Biden”
