The illegal war of aggression carried out by the U.S. and Israel to either force regime changes in Tehran or to fracture the country to the status of a failed state has been a reminder of how the Western media Presstitutes spin the narrative to describe the Iranians as the barbarians at the gates.
As the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran stretched beyond its second week, there continues to be confusion about how long the war is expected to last, and that answer could depend on whether you ask Washington or Tel Aviv.
Israel has refused to negotiate a “cessation of fire” with Lebanon because Tel Aviv says it will only sit down at the table “under fire,” according to a report last week.
Israel has killed at least 72,249 people in Gaza since the start of the genocide and injured an additional 171,898.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Iranians on Saturday that the moment when they can seize their freedom is quickly approaching and that they should take it.
The Iranians have demonstrated that Trump badly misjudged their capability.
The U.S. and Israeli war against Iran have brought the countries’ militaries – that have always been close – to levels never seen before, prompting one former senior U.S. defense official to say there has been a “mind meld” between militaries, according to a report.
Israel has killed at least 72,134 Palestinians since the start of the genocide in October 2023 and wounded another 171,828.
President Donald Trump said in an interview Sunday that the decision to end the war in Iran will likely be a “mutual” one that he’ll work out with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even as the war threatens to expand into other countries in the region.
The Israeli military on Wednesday ordered “tens of thousands” of Lebanese civilians to flee to the north of the Litani River as the IDF planned to carry out strikes on alleged Hezbollah targets in the southern part of Lebanon.