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Why the US and Israel Want to Destroy Iran
The ongoing joint US–Israel assault on Iran is not just another chapter in the endless Middle East cycle of violence; it’s the climax of a long-standing project: dismantling the Iranian regime not merely as a nuclear threat but as a political and social entity. The objective is to bomb Iran and its people into a perennial struggle for survival so deep that no anti-US and anti-Israel political dispensation can emerge.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Greater Israel: A Pseudo-Theologian Interpretation of 21st-Century Settler-Colonialism from Huckabee
The US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, stated that it would be fine if Israel took the territory between the Euphrates and the Nile as defined by a promise made to the biblical character of Abram (Abraham) in the Christian Bible. This revelation, coming from such a high-ranking official, explains why the US has conducted or joined Israel in numerous unjustifiable wars across the Middle East.
Simon Chege Ndiritu
Maximum Pressure, Minimum Results: Washington’s Iran Reality Check
The United States is again talking to Iran. That simple fact, coming after months of threats, sanctions, and even joint military action with Israel, says more about the limits of Washington’s “maximum pressure” strategy than any official statement.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
A Washington Start-up: How the Theocratic "Greater Israel" Project Replaced American Interests in the Middle East
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
Operation Absolute Resolve and the Violation of the Just War Tradition
Pranay Kumar Shome
US Proxy War on Russia: What Comes Next?
Brian Berletic
Who will Blink First in the Arabian Sea: Onward Christian Soldiers for Israel?
Seth Ferris
Marco Rubio in Munich: Civilisational and Colonial Politics Back on the Agenda, Strategic Courtesies, and Geopolitical Implications
Ricardo Martins
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