It was inevitable that an all-out conflict would ignite following Israel’s inception, and a Middle Eastern escalation would be made possible by the West.
It is clear that Tel Aviv is responsible for the bombing in Iran that killed the Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. The reasons will be justified only by Israel, a nation known for its meddling and encroachment upon foreign soil. Having been founded upon a story of blood and theft, it’s now starting to begin a new chapter in savagery and empire, forcing its borderlines to extend beyond its legally dubious boundaries.
Netanyahu: A general without leadership
Netanyahu claims that everything he does is in the interests of security. But it comes at the cost of evoking anger and fear amongst its neighbours. Iran will only seek to retaliate, and Lebanon’s Hezbollah will mirror that.
The claim that Israel is surrounded by people who wish to see them extinct is a false one, and is a story spun to encourage support for its existence. But the reality is quite the opposite; it is a country that seeks to eradicate all those it shoulders, from its inception, this is evidenced in the way it has annexed the Golan heights and its occupation of parts of Lebanon until it was liberated by indigenous groups. We inly need to look at history to see that instability in the region began following the arrival of the British and the beginnings of the Zionist state.
The United States has said it will support Israel no matter what, despite the potential for regional escalation instigated by Netanyahu and the IDF. The chips are on the table, but once again, the West has chosen to stand on the wrong side of history yet again, hoping that becoming the victor means they can write its history once more.
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