Punditry StaffYesterday, an Iranian destroyer, Alborz, entered the Red Sea amid high tensions between the U.S. Navy and the Houthis trying to block merchant ships to deliver goods to Israel. This rise in tension happened after the U.S. naval forces blew up three Houthi boats and killed all 10 crew members, which goes to show that the United States is willing to go to war on behalf of Israel. In Syria, Iran ordered its militias to abandon the Abu Kamal border crossing between Syria and Iraq, and in Lebanon fire exchange between Hezbollah and Israel have become routine. In Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen, all indications are that a wider regional war is in sight, something that would be disastrous for Joe Biden and his re-election chances.
Yet, Joe Biden is willing to sacrifice his 2024 re-election chances for Israel.
From where we are sitting, it looks like Israel has a witch’s hold on Biden. From the outside, it looks Epsteinian. It matters little how Benjamin Netanyahu is endangering U.S. interests to include involving our troops possibly in fighting his wars, Biden bromance with the mass murderer looks bullet-proof.
In fact, we are beginning to consider that Biden is more of a barbaric Zionist than Itamar Ben-Gvir himself.
By deploying a destroyer in the thick of the tensions, is Iran preparing for a larger and more determinant role?
IS IRAN PREPARING FOR A WIDER WAR?
When Iran orders pro-Iranian militias to pull out from a certain region, it is not a good sign for the United States. The Abu Kamal concentration of pro-Iranian militias was an easy target for the U.S., which will have more difficult times identifying targets in Syria or Iraq to attack; should Iran order more attacks on U.S. bases in the region.
Add the other sinister signs that are accumulating in countries neighboring to Israel, and the fuse has been lit close to the powder keg. Of course, all this tension would recede if Israel stopped murdering Palestinian women and children, neither Netanyahu nor Biden are willing to respect. Both men seem to risk a wider war because their ultimate goal is to ethnically cleanse Gaza of its indigenous inhabitants.
Without a doubt, it’s cowboy times in America, when the European settlers ethnically cleansed the Native Indians from their lands not so long ago, and Gaza is just a repeat. This time around, the Irish Biden is helping the Jewish European settlers commit similar atrocities. Who said history does not repeat itself?
By deploying a destroyer in the thick of the tensions, is Iran preparing for a larger and more determinant role? Or, is the Iranian leadership bluffing Biden in the hope he pressures Israel into respecting a number of international laws the Zionists are violating on a daily basis? Does Iran see an opportunity to weaken U.S. positions in the Middle East as the U.S. own military complex continues to wage wars on two fronts simultaneously in Israel and Ukraine? We will have those answers soon.
For us, all we want is for Israel to stop killing innocent civilians with such brutality and savagery to remind us of medievalism and barbarism.
IS THE US BLOWING UP THE SAUDI-IRANIAN RAPPROCHEMENT?
Just as Hamas blew the normalization process between Israel and Saudi Arabia out of the water, one has to ask of why the U.S. killed the Houthis in the Red Sea. Any war between the U.S. and Yemen would have an impact on the Saudi-Iranian new peace arrangement that China played a key role to implement.
The last Saudi Arabia wants is a war in which it needs to take sides. If it stood by the United States, it would derail its peace with Iran, and if it stood by Iran, it would invite an angry Washington to respond sooner than later. Maybe the U.S. wants to test the BRICS+ alliance, Saudi Arabia became an official member as of January 1, 2024, and which Iran already is a member.
Much is at stake here, and the pieces moving on this chessboard are all hiding ulterior deadly agendas and malignant motivations.
For us, all we want is for Israel to stop killing innocent civilians with such brutality and savagery to remind us of medievalism and barbarism.
A Wider Regional War Is In Sight
Punditry Staff
