It is a day that passes like any other day, even if it bears the title of “Super Tuesday,” to magnify the overflowing spectacle, the hopes pinned on it by voters, and the fears and apprehensions that afflict observers, politicians and ordinary people. This is because the new occupant of the White House determines the outcomes of global policies and the destinies of peoples in the four corners of the globe. He is able to loosen the rope of Israeli arrogance, or curb its excesses, and control the rhythm of the counter-strikes to the tunes of his melodies and timings, so that they do not exceed his specific standards and specifications.

Tomorrow is another day, but it will not be the same in Gaza, where the rubble is rising, the cemeteries are too small for the bodies, the hospitals are too small for the sick and injured, and the bakeries are unable to satisfy the hunger of the hungry.

It is a day that passes in the lives of Americans, loyalists and opponents, Democrats and Republicans, but it will determine their lifestyle in the issues that occupied their attention, during the only debate that took place between the former attorney general, the vice president and the lady of laws, and the truck driver and potato seller who is fond of business, making profitable deals and reckless driving.

In a cold reading of the poll results, the narrow differences between the two rivals appear in a way that places expectations in the category of wishes, as the polls are not free from the dominance of agendas that do not reveal the true orientations of voters, at the moment of awakening conscience before the ballot boxes.

Netanyahu succeeded in playing the long distance of the US election date, and exploiting it to blackmail Democrats and Republicans alike. He continued to evade by spreading false hopes about a deal being concluded soon in Gaza and Lebanon, and succeeded in extending the tongues of fire to Isfahan, under the auspices of the current administration for revenge, to be a winning card that it counts for it, while it counted his evasions and reneging on his promises as an advance bribe, if Trump wins, who will find himself indebted to Netanyahu, who did not offer that gift to his predecessor, to be a factor in his victory, to collect its price later when he ascends to the throne.

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