The con­fronta­tion between the United States, Israel, and Iran is often framed as a mat­ter of secu­ri­ty and deter­rence. In prac­tice, it reveals some­thing more endur­ing: the per­sis­tence of dou­ble stan­dards in the appli­ca­tion of inter­na­tion­al norms, and the risks that fol­low when those stan­dards are enforced selectively.

After the Second World War a rules-based inter­na­tion­al order was estab­lished by the United States and its Western allies. Driven by U.S. lead­er­ship, this sys­tem cre­at­ed mul­ti­lat­er­al insti­tu­tions like the United Nations (UN), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and World Bank to man­age glob­al rela­tions, pro­mote eco­nom­ic recov­ery, and ensure peace, or so they say. But the so-called rules based order was bound to col­lapse, albeit belat­ed­ly as it is now, because the United States placed itself, west­ern nations, and the new­ly formed Israeli state in Palestine, not just out­side the juris­dic­tion of the rules but above them.
Since then, the ille­git­i­mate state of Israel has oper­at­ed with impuni­ty, attack­ing its neigh­bors, con­fis­ca­tion prop­er­ty, mas­sacring defense­less Palestinians, Lebanese, Syrian and oth­er peo­ple in the region all toward the goal of a greater Israel they believe God intend­ed for them to have thou­sands of years prior.

Israel’s unde­clared nuclear arse­nal — wide­ly under­stood to exist despite offi­cial ambi­gu­i­ty — sits at the cen­ter of this con­tra­dic­tion. While Iran faces pres­sure, sanc­tions, and extreme mil­i­tary bom­bard­ment, and the assas­si­na­tion of its high offi­cials over a sup­posed nuclear pro­gram experts assert Iran does not pos­sess. For the record the mur­dered Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei declared a fat­wa pro­hibit­ing Iran from acquir­ing or build­ing a nuclear bomb.

Israel oper­ates out­side for­mal non­pro­lif­er­a­tion frame­works with­out com­pa­ra­ble con­se­quences. This asym­me­try under­mines the cred­i­bil­i­ty of the broad­er non­pro­lif­er­a­tion régime and pulls the veil of lies away, expos­ing that rules are applied not uni­ver­sal­ly, but politically.

The United States plays a deci­sive role in sus­tain­ing this imbal­ance. Its long-stand­ing strate­gic align­ment with Israel has trans­lat­ed into diplo­mat­ic pro­tec­tion with­in the United Nation, pro­vid­ing it with funds that enables Israel to have one of the world’s most advanced mil­i­tary, despite its pop­u­la­tion of around 10.18 mil­lion to 10.37 mil­lion residents.

The reluc­tance of both polit­i­cal par­ties in the United States to impose mean­ing­ful con­straints on Israel, or bet­ter yet, stop send­ing American tax dol­lars to sup­port the geno­ci­dal régime in TelI Aviv, has placed the world on the edge of a third world con­fla­gra­tion ‑one like noth­ing the world has seen before.
In this sense, the rela­tion­ship func­tions less as a sim­ple alliance and more as a mutu­al­ly rein­forc­ing secu­ri­ty part­ner­ship — one that shapes region­al dynam­ics while shut­ting down accountability.

Against this back­drop, mil­i­tary action against Iran is not a defen­sive neces­si­ty, it is an exten­sion of that unequal sys­tem. Even if framed as pre­emp­tive or pre­ven­tive, such actions raise fun­da­men­tal ques­tions: who deter­mines legit­i­ma­cy, and on what basis? When enforce­ment is selec­tive, it invites resis­tance rather than compliance.

At the same time, the region­al land­scape can­not be reduced to a sin­gle cause or actor. Groups likeHezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthi move­ment did emerge in con­texts shaped by con­flict, occu­pa­tion, and state fail­ure. Put sim­ply, the so called Axis of Resistance that includes Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza and the Houthis in Yemen, are all prod­ucts of Israeli occu­pa­tion and aggres­sion, rather than the cause.

What the Zionist in America and Palestine, (not Israel, there is no coun­try legit­i­mate­ly named Israel) would have you believe is that those afore­men­tioned resis­tance groups are sim­ply mur­der­ous depraved beasts who sim­ply hate Israel, and does not want it to exist. If this idea was­n’t so dan­ger­ous it would be laugh­able. In 1947 when Harry Truman dumped shiploads of German refugees flee­ing Germany and oth­er coun­tries in which they were liv­ing, the peo­ple of Palestine wel­comed them into their homes with open arms. It was the biggest mis­take that they could ever make. In only a few years the Palestinians were forcibly removed from their homes and them­selves were turned refugees by the very peo­ple they allowed to set­tle on their land. Since then, the set­tlers America heav­i­ly armed, have con­fis­cat­ed more and more land, waged war after war, mur­dered more and more peo­ple, and have built one of the most for­mi­da­ble mil­i­taries in the world, — — and with an unde­clared nuclear arse­nal, that accord­ing to the United States, no oth­er nation is allowed to possess.

Even more dis­tress­ing, not just for Western Zionists, but Christians of col­or, is the lie deeply embed­ded into their psy­che that the occu­py­ing inter­lop­ers in the so-called state of Israel are God’s cho­sen peo­ple who have a right to be there based on some promise God made to them thou­sands of years ago.
I hate to be the bear­er of bad news to those chris­tians, your God is not their God. As a con­se­quence you are sup­port­ing a peo­ple and their reli­gion that mocks your God with the most crass acts of debasement.

The Khazars were a semi-nomadic Turkic peo­ple who estab­lished a pow­er­ful, poly­eth­nic empire in Southeastern Europe (mod­ern Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan) between the 7^th and 10^th cen­turies. Known for con­trol­ling major Eurasian trade routes, they func­tioned as a buffer state between Christian Byzantium and the Islamic Caliphates. 

Key Aspects of the Khazars: Conversion to Judaism: Around the 8^th or 9^th cen­tu­ry, the Khazar rul­ing élite and part of the pop­u­la­tion adopt­ed Rabbinic Judaism, cre­at­ing a unique Jewish king­dom in the region. They were a Turkic-speak­ing, mul­ti­cul­tur­al con­fed­er­a­tion com­pris­ing Turkic, Slavic, and Caucasian peo­ples. They tran­si­tioned from nomadic roots to a more set­tled, urban­ized life with trade-focused cities.
Those are the peo­ple claim­ing Jewish blood and lin­eage to Abraham and David of the Christian Bible, while they dis­avow the God of Abraham and David, and worse— they spit upon the very idea that Yeshua/​Jesus Christ is the Messiah.

The deep­er mis­cal­cu­la­tion by both the United States and Israel lies in assum­ing that mil­i­tary supe­ri­or­i­ty can resolve what are fun­da­men­tal­ly polit­i­cal prob­lems. Efforts to con­tain or coerce Iran through force do not occur in iso­la­tion; they inter­act with long-stand­ing griev­ances about sov­er­eign­ty, inter­ven­tion, and legit­i­ma­cy. Rather than sta­bi­liz­ing the region. Such actions rein­forces the very dynam­ics they seek to control.

If there is a con­sis­tent pat­tern, it is this: when pow­er is exer­cised with­out broad­ly accept­ed legit­i­ma­cy, it gen­er­ates resis­tance. And when that resis­tance is met pri­mar­i­ly with force, the cycle inten­si­fies rather than resolves.
The steady diet of lies and dis­in­for­ma­tion that the Zionist owned and oper­at­ed lega­cy media fed to us has giv­en us col­ic. People’s eyes are now being opened to the truth. They are able to deter­mine for them­selves who the real aggres­sors are.
The ene­mies of peace will no longer be able to start a fire and then cry for help, claim­ing some­one set their house on fire. The geno­cide in Gaza — –unfor­tu­ante and grue­some as it has been has been an awak­en­ing for decent peo­ple all over the world. That gene can nev­er return to the bottle.
The images of Israeli sol­diers shoot­ing lit­tle chil­dren through the head for sport, and oth­er atroc­i­ties are clear­ly acts of geno­cide and eth­nic cleans­ing, by a bunch of sick scum. The rape of men women and chil­dren, and all kinds of unthink­able acts are not the actions of of humans, but a despi­ca­ble sub­set of the human race.
They will con­tin­ue to speak about what Hamas did on the 7^th of October 2024.

The October 7, 2023, attack on Israel by Hamas result­ed in the deaths of over 1,200 peo­ple, most­ly civil­ians, mark­ing the dead­liest day in Israel’s history

The attack also involved the abduc­tion of over 250 hostages.
No one that believes in God and has a heart for peace could sup­port the mur­der of inno­cent civil­ians, yet despite the sor­row we may feel, we must deal with the real­i­ty of Israel’s actions against all of its neigh­bors that caused the kind of sav­agery that befell them on that fate­ful day.
Still today, the Israelis have not learned any les­son from its ille­gal actions. It has con­tin­ued to vio­late inter­na­tion­al laws, mur­der­ing heads of state and oth­er high offi­cials they deem their ene­mies, and wag­ing a cam­paign of vio­lent ter­ror on all its neigh­bors. Since its for­ma­tion as a set­tler colony , Israel has stead­fast­ly refused to live with­in its bor­ders as it plunges ahead mil­i­tar­i­ly toward the goal of a greater Israel that involves all of the Middle East
As long as the United States con­tin­ue to fund this ter­ror­is­tic régime, the world will be in a con­stant state of war and the pos­si­bil­i­ty of total human annihilation.(MB)