NewsweekJoe Biden's Middle East trip postponed as Iran leader stokes tensions
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88% Very Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
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33% : The apparent change of plan comes amid protests in Iran that prompted Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to take aim at what he described as external "enemies" on Saturday.32% : Protests have been taking place in Iran for weeks following the collapse of a building in the southwest of the country that left 37 people dead.
31% : Khamenei also said Iran's enemies were waging a "psychological war" against the country by accusing Iran of piracy.
30% : Biden would have reportedly visited Israel and Saudi Arabia, both of which are key U.S. allies that have long opposed the current Iranian government, with Saudi Arabia and Iran supporting different sides in several regional conflicts, including in Yemen.
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