Trump Claims Credit For Israeli Strike That Killed Iranian Scientists
Donald Trump took credit for Israel’s June 13 attack on Iran, which reportedly killed Iranian generals and scientists. He called it a 'great day for Israel.' (Because what's a little extra-judicial assassination between friends?) This stunning admission confirms what critics have long suspected: the line between US and Israeli military action is often blurred, with Washington consistently
providing diplomatic cover, intelligence, and the F-35s. When Trump unilaterally withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018—a move opposed by US allies and praised by Netanyahu's government—he wasn't just abandoning diplomacy; he was clearing the runway for military escalation. Remember, this isn't just Trump's bluster. It's a candid moment revealing the long-standing, bipartisan American policy
of treating Israeli security as an extension of its own, even when it involves covert operations in third countries. How many 'great days for Israel' translate into destabilized regions and endless wars for everyone else?