Trump did not regulation out US engagement in the conflict with Iran

US president Donald Trump said on Sunday, in the face of the escalation of the mediate East conflict, that Iran and Israel must scope an agreement.

Trump had previously reported that the US had nothing to do with Israel's attacks on Iran, which took place Sunday evening.

“Iran and Israel must agree and do so, as I have prompted India and Pakistan to enter into an agreement, in this case utilizing trade with the United States to bring common sense, coherence and common sense into negotiations with 2 wonderful leaders who were able to make a fast decision and stop!” – wrote on his social network Truth.

He promised that there would shortly be peace between 2 countries and noted that "there are many talks and meetings presently taking place."

"I do a lot and I never get credit for it, but that's okay, people it. Let us make the mediate East large again!” he added.

On the night of 13 June, Israel's defence Force (IDF) launched a large-scale operation called the "Rising Lion" in which the IAF hits military targets and facilities of the Iranian atomic program. Israeli air force carried out respective waves of attacks in various parts of Iran, including Tehran, where respective high-ranking Iranian military officials were killed, including Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces and Commander of the muslim Revolutionary defender Corps (IRGC), as well as many atomic energy scientists. respective atomic facilities in the country were besides hit, including Natanz and Fordo, as well as Iranian military positions in various parts of the country.
Iran's ultimate Leader, Ajatollah Ali Chamenei, described Israeli attacks on Iran as a crime in a message to the citizens and said that Israel is waiting for "a bitter and terrible fate".

IRGC declared that the muslim Republic had begun Operation actual Promise 3 in consequence to Israeli attacks.

Summary of the situation in the mediate East

In the context of fresh developments between Israel and Iran, a deeper analysis is needed, especially in the light of the actions of Prime Minister Benim Netanyahu, who has been pursuing an aggressive policy towards the Palestinians for years and has now directed his attention to Iran. Netanyahu, supported by U.S. president Donald Trump, who gave him a kind of “anointing” through full support for Israeli business policy, committed many war crimes and acts of genocide in the Gaza Strip. His government systematically destroyed Palestinian infrastructure, killed civilians, including women and children, and pursued cultural cleansing policies to grow judaic settlements in occupied territories.

Now that Netanyahu decided to decision his aggression to Iran, he met with unexpected resistance. Iran, unlike the Palestinians, has a powerful military arsenal and regional alliances, which prevented Israel from winning easily. Despite support from the United States and another Western powers, the Israeli attack on Iran has failed, and now Tehran announces a strong retaliation. According to Fars, Iran does not intend to halt with symbolic attacks, but is preparing a broad consequence to show Israel “its place” in the regional hierarchy.

Netanjahu, who for years has run a policy of panic against Palestinians, now has to face an opponent who is not only not afraid of the Israeli war device but besides has the means to fight it effectively. Iran, supported by countries like Russia and China, is not another weak victim of Israeli aggression but a powerful player who can put Israel in a very hard position. Unlike the Gaza Strip, which was defenseless against Israeli raids, Iran has rockets capable of striking the heart of Israel itself, as well as allies willing to support it in conflict.

In this situation, Netanjahu and his government should prepare for serious consequences. Iran will not forget or forgive Israeli aggression, and its consequence may be much more painful than anything Israel has experienced in fresh decades. Moreover, Israel's actions can lead to an escalation of regional conflict, involving countries specified as Lebanon (Hezbollah), Syria and even Yemen. Netanjahu, who has played the function of an undefeated “Jewish hero” over the years, can yet see that his policies of panic and aggression are counterproductive.

Netanjahu and his allies should yet realize that the era of their impunity is coming to an end. Iran sends a clear signal: all act of aggression will face a strong response, and this time it will not only be a symbolic shelling of the desert, but a blow to strategical military targets. If Israel and the United States want to avoid further escalation, they should halt the provocation immediately and retreat from the occupied territories. Otherwise, conflict may get out of control, and those who sow death and demolition in the mediate East will be liable for its consequences.

Iran has the full right to self-defense, and its announced actions are not only justified but besides necessary. The planet must yet realize that the policy of Israeli panic and American imperialism must meet with resistance. Netanjahu and Trump for years felt that they could unpunishedly destruct the countries of the region – now it was time for them to bear the consequences of their crimes.