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14.06.2026
The Headline
30 years after Netanyahu first came to power: Israel – on the eve of a military-political defeat for the Iran-Turkey axis
As we have heard and warned: Donald Trump is secretly plotting a new Middle East with Turkey (which is bringing Iran into the partnership)
Chief of Staff to Netanyahu in their meeting this week: We should attack in Iran and throughout Lebanon (see the expansion)
Netanyahu to Chief of Staff: You are right, but it is impossible. Chief of Staff: I want this demand to attack to be recorded in the minutes
The deep fear of defeat, which stems from the unbreakable Israeli-American Gordian knot, was expressed this week by Chief of Staff Zamir, who, in the name of Israeli interests, demanded from Prime Minister Netanyahu permission to attack in Iran and throughout Lebanon (see the expansion on this today in the main story); But Benjamin Netanyahu, trapped in the agreement he has with Donald Trump, although Trump is not trapped in the agreements he has with Netanyahu (unless these agreements contained deep flaws in Israeli political thought in advance), opposed Zamir's demand. Today, Netanyahu agreed to Zamir's demand and authorized an attack on Dahiyeh in Beirut. Our assessment was and remains this: On October 7, the US and Europe were already fed up with the unpredictable Middle East, which could ignite a world war at any moment, and they were ready for action with substantial political implications. This action by the West was put into effect with the entry of President Trump into the White House, when he was ready and willing to carry out far-reaching political processes, including the transfer of control of the Middle East to his good friend President Erdogan; in order to compensate his conscience as a lover of Israel, and to silence the suspicious Israeli character, Trump took several actions that lulled Benjamin Netanyahu, including the dispatch of a beautiful armada to the Strait of Hormuz. When the declarative incident in Hormuz became complicated, Trump ordered Israel to give up its fundamental interest of self-defense in the name of the agreements he had with Netanyahu, so that he, Trump, could uphold the American interest (which is the opposite of the Israeli one), immediately exit Hormuz and return to the original plan: to transfer the Middle East For the Islamic axis: Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan (thus distancing these axis countries from a separate alliance with China and Russia). Iranian arrogance in the negotiation stages with the US explains some of the convoluted moves of the West, and especially of the US and England.
The Israeli Palestinian Post
The West, especially since Donald Trump entered the White House, has chosen a Turkey that will literally pull the chestnuts out of the fire for it in the Middle East; rescue them before the fire consumes the West's assets in the Middle East, and of course do the dirty work of managing a nervous and violent Middle East, and pacifying it, even at the price that Ankara demands, which is control over the Middle East.
This was of course, from the outset, precisely, the extremist Islamic Turkish wet dream, in the spirit of returning to the days of the Turkish Caliphate Sultanate Empire: the establishment of a new global political axis: the Islamic axis that will separate the Chinese Russian axis from the American-European axis. Here it should be noted that the Islamic/Caliphate Turkish dream is contrary to the Turkish constitution, which the Turkish army is charged with upholding, and therefore this Achilles' heel may yet return to President Erdogan, and explode in his face, right at the beautiful moment when he feels that he is already racing With his horse towards the horizon, at the end of the Western he conceived in collaboration with the masters of the genre.
In this sense, the crisis that Trump created with Europe is not necessarily a crisis, but an Anglo-American tool to exhaust the move (our assessment did not include England, but now it seems that Trump would have had difficulty making such a far-reaching decision without Great Britain), and ultimately entrust the Middle East to Turkey and its ally Iran.
Israel is now paying the price for the Turkish Iranian-Western plot, in the first substantial political and military defeat that it will suffer if the plot succeeds for Turkey and Iran, and in the fact that it may enter the path described in the Chief of Staff's words, namely the strengthening of Iran and Hezbollah. Such a scenario is so dangerous for Israel, because such a strengthening would express the strengthening of the entire Islamic axis, and this would be a strengthening that is backed by an axis and a strict organization, a powerful political entity that Israel, despite its deep and long experience, has never seen the like of.