ZioNazis Attack Syria – by Julian Macfarlane

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This post is based on the VO I did for SouthFront tonight.

The video is above. I don’t write these things, I just read.

I’ve simplified the key points below, adding context and hopefully perspective

Will there really be a third front? That would be crazy, right?

But at first glance: Israel do It seems they are preparing for this – or at least threatening it. I suspect it is an attempt to provoke the Russians and involve the Americans. It is also an escalating continuation of a policy that has been in place for a long time.

But you have to draw your own conclusions.

On October 1, the ZioNazis attacked Mazzeh in the Syrian capital Damascus, fatally wounding Majid Divani, an Iranian advisor working for the IRGC, killing three civilians, including a TV presenter, while wounding nine others.

Later that day, a new wave of Israeli attacks targeted a radar site between al-Sanamayn and al-Qaniya in Dara’a, and an airstrip near Izraa’ agricultural airport, as well as al-Tha’la air base and a radar site near Tal al-Kha-rouf in al-Sweida.

It is clear that these are not Hezbollah or Iranian sites.

The next day, the Zionists struck Mazzeh again, killing Hassan Jafar Qassir, Hassan Nasrallah’s son-in-law. They said Hassan was part of Hezbollah’s Unit 4400, which supplies Iranian weapons to Lebanon. They also killed three civilians and injured three others. Maybe they just want to wipe out Nasrallah’s entire family, like a mafia cartel would.

The next day, October 3, the Israelis reached the Janta border crossing that connected the Damascus countryside with Lebanon.

They also attacked warehouses a kilometer west of Russia’s Khmeimim air base in Lattakia, saying they were storing Iranian weapons for Hezbollah, but likely also Syrian and Russian weapons depots.

The Russians reportedly shot down thirteen advanced missiles from Israeli naval vessels – although that claim has not been verified.

Still, it’s highly likely, given Russia’s base defenses.

Syrian TV said the only warehouse hit was that on the base itself, but that doesn’t seem to be the case.

“No casualties have been reported,” SouthFront says rather vaguely. Some say the warehouse was destroyed; some say no.

On October 4, a drone strike hit a vehicle near Homs. The attack killed one Syrian soldier and injured at least three other people. Again, this was an attack on Syrian forces, not Hezbollah.

On October 5, Israeli drones struck three vehicles transporting aid from Iraq to Hassia in southern Homs.

The attack left one person dead and three injured. Was this humanitarian aid? Probably.

Subsequent Israeli strikes hit two ammunition depots in Shinshar, south of Homs, and in the city of Al Shatay, along with a third near Al Salamiyah in the Hama countryside. No one knows whose depots these were. Iran? Syria? Hezbollah?

On October 8, Israel attacked Mazzeh again, killing seven people and wounding 11 others, including a Yemeni university professor, his wife and three young daughters.

Israel, of course, claims that the attacks are only taking place on Hezbollah’s supply lines. Definitely them Are targeting Hezbollah’s resources – but at the same time Syrian defense and civilians.

At the very least, Israel’s willingness to attack so close to a major Russian airbase seems provocative given the circumstances.

Are they trying to send a message to Russia to discourage its support for Iran?

Or do they want Russia to involve them in Syria so they can seek US help?

Some think that Israel’s strategy is to overrun one ME state at a time. Gaza. Lebanon, Syria. Finally Iran. Bang, bang, bang. No. That’s not going to happen.

Let’s keep in mind that we don’t know exactly how many F35s and F15s the Iranians destroyed in one go. These are now clearly targeted attacks.

If the Iranian claims are correct, they would have damaged Israel’s ability to use its air force to launch a counterattack.

Maybe that’s why the Israelis want Big Bro’ US of A to do the heavy lifting in a war to establish dominance in the ME by destroying Iran. The US clearly wants to bring Iran back from the time of the Shah – but does not want to fight against itself. Not with Iran’s growing power. And the growing weakness of the US.

The US debt just reached $18 trillion thanks to wars. The US share of the global economy has fallen to a record lowby the time Biden leaves office, this is expected to be just under 15%. And a war with Iran would not allow the US to wage a war with China.

However, Russia has the lowest debt burden in the post-industrial world and its share in the global economy is increasing.

As it becomes more powerful, it may become less and less willing to issue provocations, whether American or Israeli.

For now, it’s one thing at a time – one front at a time – for Russia. At least until Ukraine surrenders.

But… Russia learns from others – especially from the Americans. If Ukraine and Israel are proxies for the US – then Iran, Yemen and Hezbollah could become proxies for Russia… The difference would be that Russia would allow them to win. A proxy war is only a good strategy if you win.

Some reports claim that not only has Russia installed air defense systems in critical areas of Iran, but also that pilots are waiting there for the delivery of Su35s.

In the meantime, Israel is sending more troops to Lebanon, apparently causing many casualties and faring significantly worse than in 2006 – as predicted. Hamas has managed to launch more rockets into Israel. The Houthis launched two ballistic missiles at Tel Aviv. Israel is on its way to Masada.

And the Israeli economy is collapsing.

As I said, I am blacklisted by some companies in Japan in the media industry and cannot do any VO work for them.

I’m not going to change my ways. I’m too old for that. That’s why I hope you will support me.

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