Israel Suggests US Bomb Iran... 'For Iran's Protesters'
The prevailing assessment in Israel, according to Al-Monitor, is that a future Trump administration might bomb Iran to show 'support' for Iranian protestors. One might wonder how bombing civilians aids their cause, especially when historical precedent 1 shows such interventions often destabilize nations and create humanitarian crises. Yet, the same players who brought you endless wars now float
the idea of bombing a nationalist movement they label 'protesters' – a convenient distinction, perhaps, for those looking to destabilize a geopolitical rival. This isn't surprising. For decades, the calls for military action against Iran have been a constant drumbeat, amplified by organizations like AIPAC. In 2023 alone, AIPAC spent over $9.5 million on lobbying and contributions 2 , often to
politicians eager to adopt a hawkish stance on Iran. It seems 'freedom' for some nations often comes with a conveniently large price tag for others, paid in blood and geopolitical chess moves, all while lining the pockets of defense contractors. One might ask, how many more countries need 'liberation' via missile strikes before we question the liberators?