Conservative voices are openly pushing a plan to stall Iran now and resume military action after the US midterms — bad news for anyone hoping the ceasefire holds.

• Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro are both arguing the US should slow-walk Iran, build up oil reserves, get gas prices down, win the midterms, then strike.
• The thinking: Trump cares about a strong economy and low gas prices before the election, so the real fight gets pushed to after November.
• Trump himself is hinting he'll go "back to bombing" Iran if it breaks the loose understanding the two sides reached.
• A bigger worry is Israel — facing its own elections, Netanyahu may not wait, and could spark a large war in Lebanon or stage a false-flag attack to pull the US back in.
• There's even open talk of Israel being the country most likely to use a nuclear weapon if it feels seriously threatened.

Outlook: Expect rising pressure to restart the conflict, with the danger that Israel acts before the US midterms rather than waiting.