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Asked last month whether he was planning to attack Iran with Israel, US President Donald Trump said: "I may or may not do it. Nobody knows what I'll do." He led the world to believe that he had agreed to a two-week ceasefire so that Iran could return to talks, but then he bombed Iran. This highlights a strange pattern: the only thing that can be predicted about Trump is that he is unreliable. He changes his mind at any time. He goes back on his word and is inconsistent. "Trump has built a very centralized policy-making structure, perhaps the most centralized in foreign policy since Richard Nixon," says Peter Trubowitz, a professor of international relations at the London School of Economics. "As a result, policy decisions depend very much on Trump's character, his preferences and his temperament." Trump has turned his eccentric behavior into a political tool. He is using it as a major strategy and political power. He has made this eccentricity not just a habit, but a rule or policy. Now this behavior is driving America's foreign and security decisions. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @schoolofcultureandpolitics