Wise up, America!
America has changed its approach to Iran. Again.A week ago, U.S. President Donald Trump said he was calling off the biggest military attack since World War II because a deal with Iran was imminent. Now he’s announced “economic D-Day,” with Iran being subjected to “economic warfare and isolation on an unprecedented scale,” and that any country providing any kind of lifeline “will itself face TREMENDOUS economic consequences.”An economic blockade is indeed a ferocious strategy of war. But it’s nevertheless a desperate move to end the current impasse, which is due to Trump’s obsessive belief in the art of the deal.This rests on a naivety which presents a fundamental problem when dealing with the Middle East and Islamic world.Deal-making relies on self-interest. This, however, just doesn’t apply when dealing with apocalyptic and messianic religious fanatics who believe they are doing the work of God himself in destroying Israel and America.It means…
The article criticizes the United States' approach to the Middle East, particularly its dealings with Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood, arguing that America's naivety in diplomacy is a fundamental strategic error. It highlights President Trump's shifting stance on Iran, from considering a deal to implementing "economic D-Day," and suggests that deal-making is ineffective against "apocalyptic and messianic religious fanatics." The piece also expresses alarm over Turkey's growing influence, its alliance with Syria under Ahmed al-Sharaa, and its support for Hamas, viewing these as part of a broader "war of conquest against the West."
- The U.S. is accused of failing to understand the implacable nature of the Iranian regime and its strategic allies, the Sunni Islamists of the Muslim Brotherhood.
- Israel's recent airstrike in Syria was reportedly due to concerns over Turkey establishing a military presence that could threaten Israel's air command.
- The article condemns Jared Kushner's meeting with Hamas leaders, arguing it legitimizes the terrorist group and signals weakness.
- It criticizes the "Board of Peace" initiative for Gaza, claiming it would allow Hamas to retain military capabilities and that its roadmap cements the idea that the October 7th attack created a political opening for a Palestinian state.
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