The United States has the right to defend its patent and intellectual property rights for the term “the day after,” which was coined by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken during his shuttle tours to the region amid the raging war in Gaza, in order to divert attention, cool emotions, and justify silence and waiting for Israel to commit a war of extermination whose chapters are being waged, relentlessly, in the sector, which has been trapped in the holocaust for thirteen months.

The favorite term for Blinken and his old boss remained the "gravel stew" that they stirred up whenever pressure intensified on them, to show the seriousness of their administration in making their efforts fruitful by reaching an imminent end to the war, through abbreviated statements, closer to crossword puzzles, whose purpose was to distract and entertain, until the "subcontractor" finished completing the destructive war.

The handsome diplomat was not honest in his promises, nor even in his feelings that went beyond the coldness of Alaska, as he practiced policies of deception and misleading, even on Congress, whose members accused him of lying, in order to perpetuate the massacre and thwart the truce deal.

With the sharp polarization and intense competition between the two arch rivals Harris and Trump, and the uncertainty over who will win, to the point that the gaps in the polls have narrowed to below the margin of error, all of this indicates that the country is on the brink of division, and that Trump will not swallow the loss “if it is not fair,” as he declared yesterday.

The picture of the “day after” in the United States is shrouded in mystery, and the two traditional rivals, the owners of donkeys and elephants, may need dialogue sessions hosted by Cairo or Doha, to agree on forming a joint committee of technocrats to run the country the day after the elections.

Between the time the newspaper goes to the press and the time it is distributed, some of the class features of the confused American moment will have become clear.

Tomorrow is near.

Stop the war of extermination in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon..!