Of Paolo Sensini

Source: Paolo Sensini
Israel once again confirms itself as one of the major vectors of instability in the Near and Middle East: not only did he support the jihadist cutthroats of al-Nusra (al-Qaeda in Syria) on the Golan Heights for its own strategic calculations, but has carried out hundreds of missile attacks and provocations against Syrian neighbors since the beginning of the so-called Arab Spring in 2011. The last of which was carried out on 8 May with the launch of missiles against a Syrian base on the southern outskirts of the countryi Damasco. But now that in Syria his plans to subvert the Assad regime have hit the wall, Israel wants to reopen another war front against Iran at all costs. With what reasons? Simple, because as Prime Minister Netanyahu illustrated, the Islamic republic is carrying out a nuclear development program. But there is no concrete evidence to support this thesis, except for a certain number of materials stolen by the Mossad from an Iranian government warehouse dating back to that period 1999-2003. Thus a possible military attack on the country of the Ayatollahs would have a good chance of turning out to be a new edition of what happened with weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. From this point of view, President Trump's unilateral decision to terminate the international agreement on the Iranian nuclear power, which, moreover, never led to the end of sanctions against the Islamic Republic by the United States, it is a seal of the Israeli maneuver. In the midst of this political-media saraband that threatens to drag the world into the abyss, however, there is something left unsaid that Western countries, but also Israel's Islamic allies in the region such as Saudi Arabia, they certainly don't dream of reporting: i.e. that the Jewish State has built an atomic arsenal of approximately 250 nuclear warheads, all in absolute silence and without allowing its laboratories to ever be inspected by the International Atomic Energy Agency (DEBT). But the problem is always the arsenals of the “others”, without even a shred of concrete proof, never those in possession of the Israelis. In short, yet another scene in which the ox says cuckold to the donkey. But by dint of playing with fire, it can happen that you get burned. E, if you look closely, we're not that far away.