The Wall Street Journal, which Gerald Celente calls “The WallShit Journal,”a paper that reads like it could be edited by Benjamin Netanyahu, ran a headline last week that was no doubt embraced by Washington and Tel Aviv: “Conflict Rattles Foundation of Iran’s Theocratic Rule.”
Massive protests broke out across Iran last week to demonstrate against Israel’s decision to go to war with the country over its nuclear program that Tel Aviv insisted was a threat to its survival.
Days before U.S. President Donald Trump bombed Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, said in a post on X that the U.S. would face “irreparable damage” if it decides to join Israel’s war that started when Tel Aviv carried out its unprovoked attack on his country.
The Israeli military has been planning its decapitation strike on Iran for at least eight months and aimed to carry out a decisive blow to eliminate Tehran’s top military leaders and nuclear scientists, Axios reported last week.
Yoav Gallant, the former Israeli defense minister, said in an interview on Monday that he believes the U.S. has an obligation to come to assist Israel’s war in Iran, and said U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent “determination” seems to “pave the way” for the U.S.’s involvement.
The death toll in Gaza reached 55,432 people—including more than 300 Palestinians who have been killed trying to access humanitarian aid at distribution locations.
U.S. President Donald Trump said during his inauguration that he wanted his legacy to be that of “a peacemaker and unifier,” but his inability to end the Ukraine War, his war with the Houthis, and his decision to support Israel’s attack on Iran proved that his legacy will be that of another warmongering U.S. president.
Beijing came out against Israel’s decision to attack Iran and said it is willing to mediate to end the conflict that threatens to ensnare the entire region.
Residents in Gaza told an Israeli paper that Israel escalated its aggression inside the enclave after the conflict broke out between Tel Aviv and Tehran.
Top European powers came out in support of Israel after Tel Aviv carried out strikes across Iran under the auspices of preventing Tehran from obtaining a nuclear bomb.