Today it seems unthinkable, but once upon a time, Iran and Israel were close allies. In the 1950s to 1970s, the two countries maintained a strategic partnership built on mutual interests
This rhetoric has become an integral part of public discourse, going far beyond military objectives and taking on the character of a systematic justification for genocide.
The fate of Iran’s nuclear programme may hinge on one urgent question: where is the 400kg of uranium enriched close to weapons-grade?
As the conflict spirals, the U.S. is being drawn deeper into a war where not only the alliance with Israel is at stake, but also America’s own strategic stability.
Despite public statements from the White House denying involvement, the true picture behind the scenes is far more complex.
The military campaign, dubbed Operation Rising Lion, has so far included at least six waves of airstrikes — with more expected.
Following Israel’s airstrike on Iranian territory, global markets have been thrown into turmoil.
Israel has launched a large-scale strike on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, ignoring persistent appeals from President Donald Trump to avoid military escalation.
According to The Guardian, the recent Israeli airstrikes on schools in Gaza that served as shelters for displaced civilians were not accidental.
Despite the ICC arrest warrant for Netanyahu, Orbán invited him to Budapest and announced Hungary’s withdrawal from the court.
Both Israel and Hamas have accused each other of violating the ceasefire terms.
