Yesterday, Pakistan confirmed through its defence minister, the exclusive news that we have brought here many times over the past year, that Turkey, Pakistan (and Iran) are establishing an Islamic axis in the Middle East, which, according to our report here about a month ago, Saudi Arabia and Egypt are also considering joining; we were also right in our report: Saudi Arabia joined yesterday, and Egypt is positively considering joining. The Pakistani minister spoke of establishing an alliance like NATO, which is the military organization of the Western political axis, an axis that is now one of the two political axes of the world, alongside the Eastern Chinese Russian axis. When Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey succeed in establishing the Islamic axis, it will be the third political axis or pole in the world, and its power against Israel will increase hostility to Israel beyond the current fifty percent (of the Chinese Russian axis). The Israeli government did not take our warning seriously enough and did not work with the US to stamp out the Islamic axis that aspires to be the third political pole in the world, the essence of which will be a military-political axis that de facto does not recognize the right to exist of the State of Israel. The defence alliance signed yesterday by Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia is another type of illusion, similar to the one we saw during the war when Iran launched three missiles toward open areas in Turkey, in order to obscure the Islamic alliance that was signed between the two countries, toward the establishment of the new Islamic axis intended to take over the Middle East under the leadership of Turkey (it is unclear what Iran will ultimately say about this if it emerges from the war as a political victor, which now seems possible, in light of the failure of Israel and the US to achieve the basic goals from the war, including the decision of the state, Iran, which openly set out on October 7 to destroy the State of Israel (see our main headline on October 8 in today's diary). In the same deceptive manner of launching the futile missiles toward Turkey, we must now also look at Iran's absence from the alliance signed yesterday, between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey; Iran, in our assessment, will emerge as one of the cornerstones of the alliance, along with Turkey. And Pakistan, when the war with the US ends (and the Saudi Iranian hostility dies down). The latest move by US President Trump against Iran, and especially his moves to separate Turkey from Syria, which we reported here last week, make it clear in our assessment that the chip has fallen in the US, and Trump has finally understood the double game that is being played mainly by Turkey, a game that Pakistan is openly behind, and which Iran is using to cultivate and sharpen its arrogance towards the US, after it now feels protected by the political initiative that encompasses increasing parts of the Muslim world. Iran's arrogance is so great now following the success of the Islamic axis that its president, yesterday, implicitly threatened the US, when he mentioned the bombing of Hiroshima in World War II, on the orders of President Truman, with an atomic bomb. The Iranian president claimed that the same atmosphere that allows the use of atomic bombs exists in America even now. We believe this statement implies an Iranian justification for acquiring nuclear weapons. Pakistan could shorten this nuclear armament process for both Iran and Turkey.