Latest news with #IsraeliOccupation
Saba Yemen
10 hours ago
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Washington's military intervention with Zionist enemy against Iran... Where does this lead? Report
Sana'a - Saba: Anyone who has studied American decisions over the decades will not find any fundamental difference or discrepancy between the effects and objectives underlying this decision. This decision still has an imperialist, hegemonic dimension, targeting those who stand in the way of its imperialist projects. Israeli Occupation is undoubtedly a purely American project. Even if it is a Western creation in its structure, its meaning and substance still rest on America. Its weapons are American, its advisors are American, and its decision-making institutions enjoy American support in whatever direction they go. Before and after that, it has been Washington that has guarded it since its inception. While the Israeli enemy has been reeling after days of accurate missile and complex strikes; Washington understood and understood well that the continuation of this missile attack would gradually target the Zionist enemy's most important capabilities, thus depleting its capabilities, which underpin its hegemony in the region. After four days of continuous Iranian attacks, the Americans were forced to threaten to target Iran and enter into a war with Israel. Although American could have continued, as usual, to provide unlimited support in the form of weapons and ammunition, American knew this would be futile. Or so the Israeli enemy portrayed the matter to it, in order to draw Washington into the arena of war in the region. By this luring, the Israeli enemy saves itself and moves the war from one stage to a new one, one in which the confrontation is between Washington and Tehran. The Israeli enemy thus overcomes the deadly Iranian attacks and their inevitable defeat, while simultaneously plunging the region into a war deadlock that will not stop with Iran and the United States. There is no alternative but for Washington to enter the war directly to save the Israeli enemy from the daily loss of life. The rival here is Iran, which possesses a missile arsenal far superior in its capabilities to what Israeli fighter jets achieve in targeting Iranian territory. Iranian missiles reach their targets in a few minutes, perhaps a little more. They have a very high destructive power and can bypass air defense systems. Within minutes, Iran can launch dozens or even hundreds of missiles at numerous targets, defeating Israel's air defense systems. Israeli fighter jets, however, require significant time and supplies to reach Iranian territory, may not even bypass air defenses, and achieve only a fraction of the results achieved by Iranian missiles. Washington's threat reflects the nature of the American decision, its background, its relationship with "Israel" in particular, and the extent of Jewish dominance over American decision-making, even if the decision ultimately favors America. "Israel" grew and flourished under the American umbrella, if that is the case, and what the entity is committing in Gaza is being done with American cover. Trump's statements about reinvesting in the Gaza Strip and displacing its population cannot be ignored; these statements suggest that the killer is one and the same. The massacres of starving people at so-called aid distribution centers have been brought to light, revealing they are under Israeli-American company supervision. This demonstrates that American support provides both the weaponry for all Israeli crimes and the cover for all Zionist transgressions. From the above, It is concluded that the United States' threat to wage war against Iran is nothing new, but this time it has gone beyond the calculations of the American institutions themselves, which are behind the decision-making process. This can be seen in the reactions of some members of Congress, most recently Senator Tim Kaine, who said: "We cannot risk American lives on a foolish mission." The question: Will Congress do it this time and prevent Trump from risking America's existence in the quagmire of the Israeli entity? Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
LBCI
a day ago
- Politics
- LBCI
PM Salam meets US Envoy to discuss security, sovereignty, and border issues
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam received U.S. special envoy Tom Barrack to discuss developments in Lebanon and the region. During the meeting, Prime Minister Salam reaffirmed Lebanon's commitment to security and stability, as well as its rejection of being drawn into the ongoing regional conflict. He also emphasized the government's determination to continue implementing its reform plan and to extend the full sovereignty of the Lebanese state over its entire territory. Salam highlighted the importance of the UNIFIL's role and its continuation in ensuring the implementation of Resolution 1701. He called for support to help Lebanon pressure Israel to withdraw from the occupied Lebanese territories fully. The prime minister also updated the U.S. envoy on government steps and ongoing coordination with the Syrian side to address outstanding issues, primarily the control of the shared border, as a precursor to border demarcation.
LBCI
a day ago
- Politics
- LBCI
President Aoun tells US envoy Barrack that Israel's withdrawal is key to stability, urges continued support for reforms
President Joseph Aoun told U.S. envoy Ambassador Thomas Barrack that Lebanon is counting on Washington's support for its efforts to recover across various sectors—starting with securing stability in the south through the withdrawal of Israeli forces from five occupied hills, ending hostile actions, and renewing the mandate of UNIFIL, which operates in coordination with the Lebanese army to implement U.N. Security Council Resolution 1701. Aoun affirmed that the Lebanese army deployed south of the Litani River continues to fully implement Resolution 1701 by removing armed presence, confiscating weapons and ammunition, and preventing any non-state armed groups. However, he said the army has been unable to complete its mission due to Israel's continued occupation of the five hills and surrounding areas. He also informed Barrack that Lebanon's reform process has begun and will continue, alongside anti-corruption efforts and the activation of state institutions to ensure they keep pace with national development goals.
Roya News
2 days ago
- Politics
- Roya News
Iran extends flight suspension amid escalating tensions with ‘Israel'
Iran's Civil Aviation Organization announced on Wednesday the extension of its nationwide flight suspension until 2 AM Thursday, citing ongoing military escalation with the Israeli Occupation and fears of renewed airstrikes. The decision comes as the region witnesses unprecedented tensions following a series of cross-border attacks between Tehran and 'Israel'. In recent days, 'Israeli' forces have carried out strikes on military and industrial sites inside Iran, including a facility near Tehran used for producing centrifuges. Several Iranian cities, including the capital, remain on high alert, with frequent air raid sirens and the presence of defensive aircraft reported. Authorities have also imposed internet restrictions and intensified security measures across the country. Observers say the continued suspension of flights reflects serious concerns that airports or civilian aircraft could become targets amid the ongoing conflict.
The Guardian
3 days ago
- Politics
- The Guardian
Along the Green Line: episode 2
In the second episode of Along the Green Line, reporter Matthew Cassel heads north to the occupied West Bank, visiting Tulkarm, a Palestinian city under siege by Israeli forces. Tens of thousands of residents have been forced from their homes, but just over the border in Israel, residents here are experiencing a very different reality. In this three-part series we're traveling along the 1949 Armistice line or 'Green Line,' - once seen as the best hope for a resolution - and meeting Palestinians and Israelis living just kilometres apart.
