To enable Israel’s expansion into a Greater Israel required a pretext as dramatic and convincing as 9/11. Iain Davis argues the events of Oct 7, 2023 were a similar false flag to justify the ongoing slaughter in Gaza
Col. Lawrence Wilkerson says Netanyahu and his cronies fear that the June 13 strike may have prompted Iran to develop nuclear weapons to ensure its survival. As a result Israel is preparing for a second strike, which will be more devastating than June 13 as Israel’s own survival now depends on regime change in Tehran
The speed with which this has been accomplished suggests that Iran anticipates more U.S./Israel air strikes and soon
“Israel is expanding its operations into Syria and threatening to go into Lebanon AND they can’t even defeat Hamas. This is detachment from reality. They are not stepping back and looking at what their military capabilities are” – Larry C. Johnson, former U.S. Intelligence analyst
Iran’s foreign minister said Tehran does not wish for the war to continue, but reaffirmed the country’s full readiness should conflict resume.
Such deception is a hallmark of the Trump administration. US negotiators had planned to meet for further nuclear talks on June 15, 2025, with the understanding that there would be no military action before. Thereby luring Iran into relaxing its guard. Then on June 13 Israel struck. Are they trying the same ruse again?
Hassan Kazemi Qomi, Iran’s former ambassador to Iraq claims 30 Israeli Air Force (IAF) pilots were killed in an Iranian retaliatory strike during the recent 12-day war. If true, the loss represents a heavy blow to the IAF
Tel Aviv had arrogantly assumed that by eliminating the upper echelons of power in Tehran the whole regime would collapse. It was a spectacular miscalculation. Unless he can persuade Trump to launch another strike on Iran it could mark the end of Netanyahu’s political career, Alastair Crooke explains.
Iran used a process of trial and error to identify weak spots in Israel’s air defences. So that at the start of the war 8% of missiles penetrated Israeli air defences, roughly one in every 13. While by the end of the war 16% , or one in every 7 or 8 missiles got through.
France’s National Strategic Review – 2025 anticipates a major war in Europe in the next five years. Gen Sir Patrick Sanders, the former UK Chief of General Staff also expects war with Russia in the next few years. Are they both reading the same game plan? Is the West planning to force Putin’s hand so that he has no option but war?
Prof. Marandi on how the recent war massively boosted public support for the regime in Tehran. How Iranian missiles caused far greater damage than Israel will acknowledge and how the Epstein scandal has a direct bearing on Trump’s support for Netanyahu
U.S. intelligence analyst Larry C. Johnson reveals that Iranian President Pezeshkian had been ready to negotiate with the West, trusting Trump’s assurances that he would not let Israel attack. However, an Israeli strike that nearly killed Pezeshkian may serve as a wake-up call. Especially for Iranians who believe they can trust the West