A high-ranking Iranian insider claims that during the recent 12-day war Iran had identified the Zionist state’s “weak point”. Giving Tehran the opportunity to “permanently neutralize the Israeli regime” if and when there is another clash
According to former intelligence analyst Larry C. Johnson, “Donald Trump is not finished with attacking Iran”. Nor is Trump alone in this. Israel is also preparing for renewed hostilities with Iran, with a possible false flag to enlist U.S. public support
The more damage Iran inflicted in the recent war, the more extensive was the Israeli clampdown on the dissemination of news and information
Alastair Crooke presents a broad overview of the recent Israel/Iran clash. How Netanyahu began planning the operation last year. How the U.S. and Israel duped Tehran into dropping its guard on June 13, and how Iran recovered from Israel’s decapitation strike to turn things around
Mearsheimer argues that the recent clash may mark the beginning of the end for Israel’s regional dominance
I said on April 9 after Trump caved on his “retaliatory tariffs” that “if Trump handles war with Iran like he’s handled tariffs, he will start the war and then surrender and claim victory once he realizes he doesn’t actually ‘have the cards.'”
One in five Palestinians in the Gaza Strip is facing starvation because of Israel’s aid blockade. So even though the aid distribution points are notorious for shootings they act as a magnate for the needy amid the hunger
US foreign policy only makes sense as a proxy for Jewish world domination. Henry Makow explains
Amid signs that the war could resume at any time, Israel has two options: Either it draws the United States deeper into the conflict (including the deploying of ground forces) or it ‘goes nuclear’. There is no third option.
This underlines other reports that Iran could have continued its campaign against Israel had it wanted to. It was only Russian and Chinese ‘advice’ that caused it to relent
Col Douglas Macgregor reveals that the Iranian government is stronger than it has been in decades, with the population having rallied around it during the recent war. While the war itself is far from over and can flare-up at anytime.
New investigation finds that it’s no coincidence that so many Palestinians have been killed at aid distribution points in Gaza. It’s standard operating procedure