These are five decisive days according to Trump's timing, and the decisive days that come in March are characterized by volatile weather mixed with strong winds and severe cold. They were called decisive because they separate the cold of winter from the moderation of spring. And in the Holy Quran, it is "seven nights and eight decisive days" of strong winds that God Almighty singled out the people of Aad for, and no one else.
However, Trump's five days raise more questions than they provide convincing answers; such as: Why five, and not three? which has long been circulated in the literature of deadlines given to resolve disputes or conclude reconciliations. Trump's days seem like a strange and wondrous tradition, resembling his saying of one thing and its opposite, and his changing face in the skies of crises that plague the universe, just as his call to Americans during the pandemic to drink chlorine instead of getting vaccinated.
Certainty is absent, and clouds of doubt hang over everything that spills from the mouth of the White House master, whether it be timings, or promises and threats, as his hours become days, and his days become months, and his six months that he set for forming the peace council and deploying forces in Gaza during them have become in the realm of the unseen, while between six and ten patients die daily due to the closure of the crossing that he said would be opened in both directions.
What Trump offers Tehran in terms of conditions according to the fifteen-point list seems to be with the intention of rejection, so that the five-day negotiations become merely a smoke screen covering the arrival of thousands of Marine forces, which are now at the same distance from Hormuz.
No one can be certain of what is going on in the mind of the man with the volatile moods, as there are expectations that the man of surprises will initiate the occupation of soft areas, or the stray oil island in the geography of the vast Persian plateau, driven by the same erroneous calculations that led him into war by deceit… We have nothing but anticipation and waiting before "he who has not been supplied brings you news".. And here the popular proverb comes to mind: "He who is covered by the days is naked"!
שתף את דעתך
The Covered by Days…!