After Hamas in Gaza comes Hezbollah in Lebanon. There is a pattern forming as the world watches Israel’s terror, in which the genocidal maniac Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to take out all his enemies, one at a time, to include Iran by sacrificing U.S. lives. There is a chance, no matter how infinitesimally small, that Israel’s surgical wars will not succeed if one looks at the region from a number prism. Using that prism, we must ask ourselves: Has Iran set up a trap for Israel that would lead to its destruction as a viable entity?
What if all the other Axis of resistance countries attack Israel? All at once, and in concert? With Russia and China lending a big hand to Iran with weapons and technologies, the U.S. and Israel are too arrogant to realize? What if the trap is the design of three consorted countries cooperating to end U.S. influence in the Middle East?
As far as Russia and China are concerned, the U.S. and Europe are opening multi-fronts wars to weaken the rise of both countries to challenge U.S. global supremacy. If Russia has attacked Ukraine to let the West know it intends to blow up its plans, what makes us so sure that both Russia and China will not enter the war against Israel for the same reason?
A weakened Hezbollah means a weakened Iran, which might also mean that Russia and China find themselves in a defensive posture across many hotspots around the world.
WILL RUSSIA LET HEZBOLLAH DIE?
We know that Iran would defend Hezbollah with all its might. But the question is, will Russia let Hezbollah die a slow death, or will it decide that in order to win Ukraine, it has also to win a war against Israel, and by extension, against the U.S.? There is no love lost between the ultranationalist Zionists who have threatened Russia with destruction openly and Vladimir Putin, who believes the Zionist cancer is the cause of all evil.
Why would both, Russia and China, let Israel win against its enemies to destabilize the region further at the expense of the resistance movement, which their partner, Iran, is leading? A weakened Hezbollah means a weakened Iran, which might also mean that Russia and China find themselves in a defensive posture across many hotspots around the world.
After the Middle East, comes Africa, where the UAE is already fighting on behalf of the U.S. in Sudan. In fact, the U.S. has spread its military might to wage wars in Europe and the Middle East to stop China from rising.
A regional war might just be the formula to force the disintegration of the Israeli society and to break the country apart.
HAS IRAN SET UP A TRAP FOR ISRAEL?
What do Israel and the United States know that would lead them to conclude their wars on so many Arab countries simultaneously has a high chance of success? Have they figured out Hezbollah drone tactics and missile strategies? Have they solid intelligence that would lead Israel to widen the wars against the Arabs resisting its expansion, or even its existence, without too high a price to pay?
Make no mistake about it that a war between Israel and Hezbollah is a war between the U.S. and Europe against Iran, Russia, and China. Or, to be more precise, against the BRICS new world order rising.
What if Iran is waiting for an Israeli war exhaustion before it hits the country hard? Even the U.S., with all its superior military powers, might find it too difficult for its forces to defend against an onslaught by the resistance camp. Missiles and drones raining on Israel from Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, and Yemen all at once might just cause the kind of damage to break Israel apart. Politically, economically, and socially. Today, there are more settlers leaving Israel than coming in.
A regional war might just be the formula to force the disintegration of the Israeli society and to break the country apart.