Browsing: Soumaya Ghannoushi

Trump’s papal mockery reveals clash between sanctified power and a gospel of moral restraint.

Critics argue that targeting Iran’s scientific and medical infrastructure reflects a logic of savagery rather than a coherent or sustainable military strategy.

Netanyahu postures as a modern-day conqueror, yet his “Iron Wall” of force is a derivative power that would collapse without American support.

Truth is replaced by performance. Victory is announced, not achieved. The world no longer believes. Suez 1956 repeats.

“This war, intended to weaken Iran, has in crucial ways strengthened it.”

Trump’s team treats war as spectacle, abandoning diplomacy for domination while Israeli-aligned envoys mislead president into unnecessary conflict.

Trump betrayed Gulf allies by launching Israel’s war without consultation, exposing them to danger.

War with Iran, born of hubris not necessity, risks becoming America’s Suez—exposing limits and accelerating imperial decline.