Dan Williams

For Jews, today's the Jewish Sabbath, and it's three days away from the festival of Purim, which historically has marked major turnarounds for the Jewish people.

For many Muslims, this attack will be seen as a huge affront, not just because of the targets and the potential killing of the very top of the top of the Iranian echelon, also because it took place during the holy month of Ramadan, which is being marked with fasting and prayer by Muslims across the region.

For Jews, today's the Jewish Sabbath, and it's three days away from the festival of Purim, which historically has marked major turnarounds for the Jewish people.

For many Muslims, this attack will be seen as a huge affront, not just because of the targets and the potential killing of the very top of the top of the Iranian echelon, also because it took place during the holy month of Ramadan, which is being marked with fasting and prayer by Muslims across the region.

For Jews, today's the Jewish Sabbath, and it's three days away from the festival of Purim, which historically has marked major turnarounds for the Jewish people.

For many Muslims, this attack will be seen as a huge affront, not just because of the targets and the potential killing of the very top of the top of the Iranian echelon, also because it took place during the holy month of Ramadan, which is being marked with fasting and prayer by Muslims across the region.

For Jews, today is the Jewish Sabbath, and it's three days away from the festival of Purim, which historically has marked major turnarounds for the Jewish people.

For many Muslims, this attack will be seen as a huge affront, not just because of the targets and the potential killing of the very top of the top of the Iranian echelon, also because it took place during the holy month of Ramadan, which is being marked with fasting and prayer by Muslims across the region.

For Jews, today's the Jewish Sabbath, and it's three days away from the festival of Purim, which historically has marked major turnarounds for the Jewish people.

For many Muslims, this attack will be seen as a huge affront, not just because of the targets and the potential killing of the very top of the top of the Iranian echelon, also because it took place during the holy month of Ramadan, which is being marked with fasting and prayer by Muslims across the region.

For Jews, today's the Jewish Sabbath, and it's three days away from the festival of Purim, which historically has marked major turnarounds for the Jewish people.

The Israelis appear concerned by the messaging from the president, messaging that would appear to be focused.

exclusively on the Iranian nuclear program caps that he would demand from Iran on its nuclear program in exchange for backing down those U.S.

forces and backing away from the threat of military force potentially to topple that regime.

The Israelis see an opportunity here to effect a dramatic change in the country they deem their main enemy.