Saturday, January 02, 2021

  • Saturday, January 02, 2021
  • Elder of Ziyon

Iran's Foreign Minster Javad Zarif is suddenly very concerned about American soldiers:

Does it make any sense for Israel to attack its biggest ally to possibly force a war-averse lame duck President to retaliate against Iran?

The downside of a failure would be an immeasurable rupture in Israeli/American relations. The upside would be - a war that most Americans wouldn't support.

This is a transparent attempt by Iran to make America think twice about retaliating against any attack by Iran that might be planned for around the first anniversary of the Soleimani assassination, a revenge attack that Iran has promised to do multiple times.  

The secondary effect of Zarif's tweet is to prompt US antisemites to jump on the bandwagon calling any Iranian attack an Israeli false flag operation.

It's great propaganda - but, ironically, it points to the thought that Iran is planning an attack against Americans sooner rather than later.




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