The US and Iran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which could be described as a ‘concept of a plan’ as Trump previously described his non-existent plans for healthcare reform, but the tentative agreement remains problematic and fragile. The two main groups opposed to it are Israel and many Americans. Israel has already said it refuses to be bound by a ceasefire that requires them to stop their barbaric violence in Lebanon and leave the country. Israel is determined to sabotage the agreement, and has demonstrated this by increasing the level of their violence. Government minister Itamar Ben Gvir has stated that all of Lebanon must burn, and that the deaths if any of their invasion force must be responded to by slaughtering Lebanese at a ration of a thousand to one. Resistance to Israel’s barabrism is being treated as criminal. He’s also called for kidnapping and abusing Lebanese women and children with a view to intimidating Hezbollah. Iran reserves the right to target Israel without warning if this occurs.
The second group opposing the MOU is composed of Americans of both parties. Trump’s zionist donors and supporters are horrified. Many Democrats are also opposed, because they believe the false propaganda about Iran being an evil regime. They’re also trying to score political points against Trump by saying what they think people want to hear. The agreement does amount to an American surrender, and many ordinary Americans are wondering why so much money and so much bluster has led only to capitulation. Iran’s demands were actually quite reasonable, but very few Americans understand the situation at all, and so do not realise this. The domestic opposition to the MOU may well force Trump to abandon it, as he typically caves when confronted with pushback. He’s in a truly unenviable position, cast as having betrayed both the US and Israel, and he has no way out. The impending oil catastrophy that prompted him to make the deal will happen anyway, as the strategic reserve is virtually empty, and it will take months to restore passage through Hormuz even if the MOU holds, and that is looking unlikely.
Israel has lost the support of most Americans, especially young people of both sides of the political aisle. People are now openly talking about the attack on the USS Liberty and murder of many American military personnel by the Israelis under the Johnson adminstration. They are speculating about an Israeli role in the assassinations of JFK and Charlie Kirk, and potential involvement in the 911 attacks. Israel knows it will never have American backing for further military excursions once the next generation comes to power. Therefore they regard the present as their last chance to force through their Great Israel project, which thay cannot do without American support. However, it’s likely already too late, thankfully. Israel seeks security by destroying all its neighbours, taking their land and resources, and keeping them radically insecure. It should have faced vastly more international opposition than has, and the lack of pushback is a matter of considerably shame for the international community. The hypocrisy of the West’s erstwhile position on human rights has been fully revealed.
Trump’s chosen envoys – zionists Kushner and Witkoff – are also being blamed for their abject failure as they played at diplomacy with zero experience, and with personal enrichment as their top priority. The corruption they openly displayed was unprecedented. The most recent and blatant display of this has been Kushner’s attempt to to buy a strategic island from the extremely corrupt leader of Albania, situated at a choke point between the Adriatic and Ionian seas and fully equipped with military infrastructure including nuclear bunkers. Zionists, perceiving the threat to the territory of Israel, are now attempting to take over Cyprus and Albania as a Plan B. This is thankfully attracting considerable opposition.
