The Zionists want to destroy Iran and turn it into a failing state similar to Libya.
Netanyahu-friendly Channel 14 television in Israel conducted an interview with Mark Levin, the neocon podcaster who is whispering in President Trump’s ear. He made his demands known to the Trump administration during the interview.
Levin is an outspoken advocate of the United States’ ongoing bombing campaign against Iran. The Israeli Air Force has dropped more over 12,000 bombs on Iran, compared to only 3,000 dropped by Trump. These assaults target vital utilities like power and water supply in addition to military targets. Millions of civilians are impacted by this indiscriminate targeting, which puts public health emergencies at serious danger. Moreover, these actions violate international humanitarian law, as they involve the deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure without a legitimate military necessity.
For the benefit of Israel, its territorial aspirations, and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank as well as the Shia of southern Lebanon, Mark Levin, along with Randy Fine, Lindsey Graham, Mike Johnson, Ted Cruz, and others, is demanding that the United States violate international law, the Fourth Geneva Convention, the United Nations Charter, and the US Constitution.
74% of voters are against the deployment of US ground soldiers, and over 60% of Americans surveyed are against the illegal war against Iran. However, this broad opposition is meaningless to Israel-first rhetoricians like Lindsey Graham and Mark Levin. “Prominent lawmakers from both parties are now acknowledging what detractors have been claiming: President Donald Trump struck Iran because Israel pressured him to do so, not because of U.S. intelligence or an immediate threat.”
Moreover, these actions violate international humanitarian law, as they involve the deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure without a legitimate military necessity.
“As emphasized by international humanitarian organizations, the destruction of critical infrastructure in armed conflict can lead to cascading public health emergencies and the collapse of essential services, placing millions of civilians at acute risk,” notes the Center for Human Rights in Iran.
