Israeli-Iranian conflict: the madness of Donald Trump's idea

Donald Trump's thought to mediate Vladimir Putin in Israel's conflict with Iran has sparked a wave of criticism in global media. The Italian "Il Giornale" describes this thought as madness, comparing it to a situation in which Winston Churchill would ask Adolf Hitler to mediate the attack on Pearl Harbour.

The editor-in-chief of Alessandro Sallusti in an editorial entitled “When Peace Carrys Instigator of War” criticises Trump’s idea, claiming that Vladimir Putin is not the right individual to solve the Israeli-Iranian conflict. Sallusti compares Putin to a pyroman who tries to put out a fire, or a bandit who tries to arrest a thief.

According to Sallusty, Putin has his own interests in the region and is not motivated by the desire to bring peace. He doubts that Israel can be intimidated or tamed, and that Putin has noble intentions. Sallusti asks why individual who does not want to end their war would gotta convince others to end the conflict if not for their benefit.

The Israeli-Iranian conflict is 1 of the most complex and dangerous conflicts in the mediate East. Israel and Iran have been at war for years, and their relations are increasingly tense. Israel is afraid about the improvement of Iran's atomic programme, which may endanger its safety. Iran claims that its atomic programme is peaceful and serves only energy purposes.

In 2020, the United States withdrew from the atomic agreement with Iran, leading to an escalation of the conflict. Israel and the United States support a tough stance towards Iran, while the European Union and Russia are trying to mediate in conflict.

Donald Trump's thought for Vladimir Putin to mediate in conflict has sparked a wave of criticism among experts and politicians. Sallusti claims that the West lacks only to take a debt from a Russian tyrant to lose its face, function and most likely a tiny part of its freedom.

According to Sallusti, Israel is simply a state the size of Lombardy that wages a war on the endurance of its and the West with the enemy 10 times greater. Sallusti says what are we doing? We ask for Putin's help, which, of course, is not to defend Israel, but to save Iran, 1 of the most dangerous regimes on Earth, Putin's accomplice in all his anti-Western madness.

Italian “Il Giornale” is not the only psychic to criticize Donald Trump's idea. Experts and politicians from around the planet say Vladimir Putin is not the right individual to resolve the Israeli-Iranian conflict. Putin has his own interests in the region and is not motivated by the desire to bring peace.

According to data, Israel and Iran have been at war since 1979 erstwhile Israel attacked Iraq to destruct its atomic program. The conflict escalated in 2018 erstwhile the United States withdrew from the atomic agreement with Iran. Israel and the United States support a tough stance towards Iran, while the European Union and Russia are trying to mediate in conflict.

It is worth noting that the Israeli-Iran conflict has historical and political roots. Israel and Iran have different political interests and objectives, leading to conflict. Donald Trump's thought of Vladimir Putin meditating in conflict is not a solution to the problem, but part of the problem itself.

The conclusions are as follows: the Israeli-Iran conflict is simply a complex and dangerous conflict which requires a political and diplomatic solution. Donald Trump's thought of Vladimir Putin meditating in conflict is not a solution, but part of the problem itself. The West only lacks the debt of a Russian tyrant to lose his face, function and possibly a tiny part of his freedom. Israel is simply a state the size of Lombardy, which wages war on the endurance of its and the West with an enemy 10 times greater. What do we do? We ask for Putin's help, which, of course, is not to defend Israel, but to save Iran, 1 of the most dangerous regimes on Earth, Putin's accomplice in all his anti-Western madness.