The mathematical European political logic has difficulty understanding the complete Turkish game of good cop and bad cop that Iran is now playing with the West, using Turkey as a mentor for the new radical Islamic world; in the ill-fated political models used by Western foreign ministries, there is of course tolerance for opposing positions and surprising developments, but the models do not naturally connect to the plots of a non-existent side. And Turkey is operating behind a smokescreen in Gaza. See today's report in the main headline on the renewal of Hamas's arms smuggling from Egypt with Turkey's knowledge; Turkey is also operating behind a smokescreen in Lebanon, see our report on the route that Turkey opened for Hezbollah to bring weapons from its warehouses in Homs, Syria, to the arena of the war with Israel in Lebanon, an arming that surprised the IDF and is harming IDF soldiers; see today's diary on where Hezbollah gets its explosive drones from. Turkey is also operating behind a smokescreen in Iran; here we reported that Turkey thwarted the Kurdish attack on the regime in Iran, an attack that the Mossad had been planning for many years; Turkey managed to convince President Trump to order Prime Minister Netanyahu to stop the operation; Trump, like Europe, is not going to the end of the Turkish game, which brought Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah back to life, and is now undermining the new order that the American president conceived for the Middle East. How is it possible that Trump doesn't see this? Well, maybe he does, but he resists declaring his resounding failure, this is our assessment. The full, colorful, deceptive Turkish game is expressed, for example, in the return to normal functioning of the Iranian regime without Mujtaba, and in issuing opposing positions that shock the American institutional political-military logic, which anyway feels, in our assessment, that Trump has dangerously exposed the limits of the power of the United States military, and that ambiguity in negotiations with Iran will further deepen the crisis, and further expose the limits of the United States' power; and the more the West needs clarity from Iran, the more Turkey, in our assessment, is deepening its instructions to Iran, deepening the lack of clarity, and confusing the West. Just as it instructed the Hamas and Hezbollah to do, in a way that ultimately brought both organizations back to life. This is our explanation for the two opposing Iranian positions, one is the answer given to Pakistan yesterday by the Revolutionary Guards regarding the continuation of the negotiations, an answer that does not contain a compromise, but it leaves the negotiations active; as opposed to the position of the Iranian president, who said about a week and a half ago that there will be no talks with the US as long as Trump's threats continue and the naval blockade continues. Iran's main demand now is the end of the war, not a ceasefire. And the other demands are much more suitable for a confident Turkish power that America and Europe support, than for the shadow of the defeated Iranian power. Here are the Iran/Turkey conditions for the US: guarantees of American-Israeli non-aggression, withdrawal of American military forces from the areas surrounding Iran, lifting of the naval blockade, release of frozen Iranian assets, payment of compensation to Iran, lifting of sanctions, and an end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon, as well as a new mechanism for the Strait of Hormuz, through which Iran will be able to collect a transit fee through the Straits. Will this arrogance bring back the war? Turkey is expected to do everything in its power to prevent the destruction of Iran; Turkey needs Iran for the purposes of Turkishness of controlling Islam, as a global third pole in the new world order. As simple as it sounds. The Israeli Palestinian Post,