Israel’s Oct 26 air strike on Iran was only partially successful. Scott Ritter offers his insights on why Iranian air defences proved more formidable that expected and what the ramifications will be
Iran has pledged to launch retaliatory strikes for Israel’s recent, and largely ineffective, strikes on Iran. However, Iran’s recently elected President Pazashkian has just issued an important proviso: IF the Zionist regime stops its massacres of Palestinian civilians Iran could scale-back its planned strikes. Will Netanyahu even consider the offer?
Mohammad Marandi on why what “experts” on Iran say in the Western media should be taken with a grain of salt
U.S. military profile in the Middle East remains high with the deployment of B-52 bombers and several additional Arleigh Burke-Class Guided-Missile Destroyers. As Iran prepares for further retaliatory strikes against Israel
The ongoing conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah could mark the beginning of the end for Israel as we know it. As former Chief of Staff to U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell Larry Wilkerson reveals, nearly one million Jews have flown out of Tel Aviv in the past year. How many will return is unknown
Following Israel’s recent missiles strikes on Tehran, Iran has begun deploying an indigenously developed new air defence system around its capital. Dubbed ‘Iran’s Iron dome’, the Zoubin targets cruise missile’s, drones and low-flying aircraft
The first planes arrived disassembled, giving Iranian engineers the opportunity to hone their skills reassembling the advanced Russian fighters.
Prof. Marandi explains how Israel’s recent pager attacks against Hezbollah and the strikes against Iran have failed. In both cases Israel played its master card and neither Hezbollah nor Iran has been vanquished while both gained valuable intelligence.
We post this because although slightly propagandistic, it also includes insights that you won’t find in the Western media. For example, according to eyewitnesses, the recent attack on Nevatim airbase resulted in extensive damage and scores of dead. Israel however, has acknowledged neither the extent of the damage nor its dead.
Scott Ritter explains why he believes the Israeli military is “broken” and close to collapse
According to Alastair Crooke, Israel sent in three waves of planes to attack Iran. However, after the first wave fired long-range missiles to neutralize Iranian air defences “unknown” (Russian?) air defence systems were activated and the attack was aborted
Israel’s aura of invincibility is over. Professor Mohammad Marandi on how Israel’s military strategies and Hezbollah’s resilience have adapted, and how the bulk of the Western mainstream media is still complicit in Israeli crimes