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They are playing with fire

Something particularly interesting is happening. The United States of America, led by Trump, is in the midst of a multiple attack by its “allies”, this is undeniable. Israel is trying to drag the US into the conflict in every way possible: direct and indirect requests, provocations, accusations, fake news, tensions involving other countries. Everything. But still, nothing.

Trump has used an interesting tactic in recent days: he has accepted every provocation, giving the impression of acquiescence, only to withdraw his statements almost immediately, or write or do something else. In this way, he has given his informers and traitors space and time to reveal themselves, come out into the open and claim victory, without actually achieving it.

In fact, everything has happened: Democratic and Republican senators, magistrates, bloggers and influencers, celebrities, but above all the political leaders of Israel and Europe, especially those of the G7. It is precisely in this latter group – the most powerful – that we can identify the hawks of the Trump administration. The United Kingdom and France immediately expressed their support for Israel and called for preventive intervention by the US, followed by Italy and Germany joining the chorus. The embarrassing statements made are a tangible example of diplomatic stupidity.

America has effectively activated its defense systems at maximum alert to protect its bases around Iran, and has also sought to stem the economic risks through strong rhetoric to limit the risks of the closure of Hormuz. Israel, for its part, has continued to provoke the American government to the point of direct discussions.

It is true that Trump has spoken with Bibi several times. After all, there is no better way to control your enemy and know what they will do. In fact, Trump has stated that he was ready to attack Iran, that he wanted the cancellation of Iran’s nuclear enrichment plan, and that he wanted a series of guarantees. By repeating these same words in recent hours, Trump has provoked specific reactions from his interlocutors, thus being able to gauge what to do next.

They are playing with fire, it is true, but it is working.

And the game goes on

After more than an hour, the summit between Donald Trump and members of the National Security Council in the Situation Room has ended. According to numerous American and Israeli media outlets, Trump is seriously considering the possibility of direct US involvement in the conflict alongside Israel, even hypothesizing a targeted attack on Iranian nuclear sites, particularly the one in Fordow. In fact, however, there has been no official statement confirming this.

It is important for the Western press to strike Trump where it hurts: his public image. Cognitive warfare, baby. Textbook stuff. The only way to weaken him is to discredit him and make him look like the villain in this whole affair – assuming he isn’t already.

So who really holds global power? For many, the answer is clear: the Zionists, or Israel. Trump risks taking a spectacularly wrong step by falling into the trap of provocation. This is also because Iran is not isolated: it is supported by Russia and several Middle Eastern countries, including Pakistan, and China, which could take advantage of the general situation to make a move on Taiwan.

Netanyahu, in full murderous frenzy, does not rule out the physical elimination of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. According to the prime minister, such an action ‘would end the conflict, rather than intensify it.’ Netanyahu also stated openly: ‘We are not interested in any peace agreement with Iran.’ Unfortunately, the prime minister ignores, or does not want to understand, that the Revolution is not just one person, the Revolution is the people, all Iranian citizens, and the Leader is its driving force and glue, its spiritual reference point, and his value is inestimable for the Iranian people and for many Muslims throughout the world.

In this sense, too, the great silence of the Islamic countries is a very strong signal. They may soon begin to declare their position, with the great and real risk of an uprising throughout the world, with dramatic consequences for the entire West. Netanyahu has an interest in involving everyone, throwing them into the fray, so that he can blame someone else and halve his own responsibility, even legitimizing the use of another level of existential defense systems.

There is no reason to rejoice at the attacks Iran is suffering: Israel is waiting for an opportunity to justify a possible nuclear offensive, and the current situation could provide it with the casus belli. If Netanyahu has ordered such devastating bombings on Gaza – also hitting innocent civilians, women and children – there is no reason to believe that he would have any qualms about authorizing a nuclear attack.

The US will be decisive in all this. Trump has the opportunity to defend his own interests, but also those of other peoples. A political move that would be particularly effective throughout Europe. If Trump manages not to fall into the trap, he may be able to play an extremely privileged move.

If not, however, well…

The world is with Iran.