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ISRAEL AND IRAN ANTHOLOGY #1
June 15, 2025
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What’s at Stake:
Stopping attacks by Israel, retaliations by Iran, US arming Israel, and
US strengthening its naval and air forces in the Middle East.
CONTENTS
2024
Liebermann. US Naval and Air Reinforcements to Middle
East.
Larry Johnson. 
“TED POSTOL’S
ANALYSIS OF IRAN’S MISSILE ATTACK ON ISRAEL.” by Larry Johnson.
Marjorie Cohn. “Iran’s Attack Was A
Legal Response To Israel’s Illegal Attack.”
“Israel tries to
provoke Iran.”
Robert Inlakesh, “Revealed: Israel’s
Hidden History Of Attacks On Iran.”
SCOTT RITTER. “Checkmate.”
“Iran Launches Retaliatory Strikes.”
Ben Norton. “Iran Had Legal
Right To Counter-Attack Israel…”
James North. “Netanyahu Killed A
Top Iranian General…”
“Israel Airstrike
'Flattens' Iranian Consulate In Damascus.”
2023
Danny Haiphong. “Iran-Saudi
Peace Deal is Huge News.”
2022
“HOW ISRAEL EXPLOITS THE ‘IRAN THREAT’—TWO VIEWS.”
Gareth
Porter. Manufactured
Crisis: The Untold Story of the Iran Nuclear Scare.
2021
Philip Weiss.
“Israel pushes U.S. into ‘aggressive posture toward Iran
that could spiral into war’ — but mainstream press is indifferent.”
“Biden and Bennett leave progressive
Americans out in the cold.”
Ted
Snider. “If Israel accuses Iran of doing something, Israel is
likely already doing it.”
2020
“Iran Calls On The International
Community.”
“Iran claims Israel
carried out killing remotely.”
“Iran leader calls for
punishment.”
3 Articles from WRMEA
Google Search
2019
21 Articles about preparation
for war.
TEXTS ISRAEL AND IRAN
ANTHOLOGY #1 (covering 2019-2024, in reverse chron. order ).
(Reminder: links are provided for all omitted material; in some articles key
words and phrases are highlighted in bold.)
2024
“US sending aircraft carrier,
warships and fighter squadron to Middle East as region braces for Iranian
retaliation By Oren Liebermann, CNN.
The US is sending a carrier strike group, a fighter squadron
and additional warships to the Middle East as the region braces for an Iranian
retaliation to the killing
of a senior Hamas leader in Tehran earlier
this week.
It is perhaps the largest movement of US forces to the
region since the early days of the Gaza war, when the Pentagon sent two carrier
strike groups toward the Middle East in a very public warning to regional
militant groups not to expand the fighting.
Israel says it is ready for “range of scenarios” following
the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Iran. Israelis have been stocking up on
supplies, airlines have cancelled flights and travel warnings are in place with
the region on alert for an Iranian response.
“We’ve heard the Supreme Leader loud and clear that he
intends to avenge this killing of a Hamas leader in Tehran, and that they want
to conduct another attack on Israel,” John Kirby, the strategic communications
coordinator for the National Security Council, told CNN. “We can’t just assume
that we are also potentially going to be victims of that kind of an attack, so
we’ve got to make sure we’ve got the right resources and capabilities in the
region.”
Related
article: Iran has no good options after two deadly strikes on senior allies
On
Friday, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered the USS Abraham Lincoln strike
group to replace the USS Theodore Roosevelt strike group, which is currently
operating in the Gulf of Oman, according to a statement from Pentagon deputy
press secretary Sabrina Singh.
In addition, destroyers and cruisers capable of ballistic
missile defense will also be sent to the Middle East and the Mediterranean
Sea. The statement does not say which warships have been sent, but two US
destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean Sea took part in intercepting the barrage
of strikes Iran launched
against Israel in April.
Austin also ordered the deployment of a fighter squadron to
the region, Singh said.
The US already has the USS Wasp amphibious assault ship in
the region, which operates with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, capable of
carrying out an evacuation of US citizens in Lebanon should it be ordered.
“The United States’ global defense is dynamic and the
Department of Defense retains the capability to deploy on short notice to meet
evolving national security threats,” Singh said in the statement.. . . .MORE https://www.cnn.com/profiles/oren-liebermann
“TED POSTOL’S ANALYSIS OF
IRAN’S MISSILE ATTACK ON ISRAEL” by Larry
Johnson ( 22 April 2024). FacebookTwitterTelegramEmailShare
This is a highly technical analysis of the missiles employed by Iran and Israel
and their “iron dome” missile defenses, including their financial costs, but it
is clearly written and accompanied by clarifying graphics. https://sonar21.com/ted-postols-analysis-of-irans-missile-attack-on-israel/
“Iran’s Attack Was A
Legal Response To Israel’s Illegal Attack”
By
Marjorie Cohn. Truthout. Popular
Resistance.org (4-21-24). On April 1, Israel mounted an
unprovoked military attack on a building that was part of the Iranian Embassy
complex in Damascus, Syria, killing seven of Iran’s senior military advisers
and five additional people. The victims included Gen. Mohamad Reza Zahedi, head
of Iran’s covert military operations in Lebanon and Syria, and two other senior
generals. Although Israel’s attack violated the United Nations Charter, the UN
Security Council refused to condemn it because the United States, the U.K. and
France exercised their vetoes on April 4. -more-
“Israel tries to
provoke Iran, escalate violence into
a a broader regional war.” The
People’s Forum, Media Digest (4-20-24). Last Friday, April 13, 2024, Iran fired hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles at
Israel in a historic retaliation to
the Israeli bombing of the Iranian embassy in Damascus, Syria. Israel’s attack,
internationally condemned and illegal under international law, killed twelve
Iranians including two generals, but Iran’s operation produced no casualties as
the country only targeted military sites. Israel continues to escalate violence in the region, and Iran has shown that it will respond as needed according to international law and will also continue
to support Palestine. Western officials have denounced Iran’s actions and have
said they will impose new sanctions on
the country. In Gaza, Israel continues to prepare for the ground invasion in Rafah—after rumors circulated that the U.S. had negotiated a
smaller response from Israel to Iran’s bombing of the country by green-lighting an invasion of Rafah, the U.S. now claims this is not true.
“Revealed: Israel’s Hidden History Of
Attacks On Iran” By
Robert Inlakesh, MintPress
News. Popular
Resistance.org (4-18-24). While the
international media’s attention was riveted on Iran’s retaliatory strikes
against Israel, drawing great focus to some 300 drones and missiles used in the
attack, no major deal was made of Israel’s strike on April 1 against the
consular segment of Iran’s embassy in Damascus, Syria, that killed a dozen
people, including seven Iranian officials of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
Corps (IRGC). In this unprecedented act of aggression against Iranian soil,
breaking international diplomatic norms, the Israelis were shielded by the U.S.
government at the United Nations Security Council.... -more-
“Checkmate” by SCOTT RITTER (APR
16, , 2024).
North Korea
conducts a mass launch of ballistic missiles
The Iranian defeat of the US-Israeli missile
defense architecture has global security consequences.
The world’s attention has, rightfully so, been
focused on the fallout from Iran’s retaliatory strike against Israel on April
13-14, 2024. Iran’s purpose in launching the attack was to establish a
deterrence posture designed to put Israel and the United States on notice that
any attack against Iran, whether on Iranian soil or on the territory of other
nations, would trigger a retaliation which would inflict more damage on the
attacker than the attacker could hope to inflict on Iran. To achieve this
result, Iran had to prove itself capable of overcoming the ballistic missile
defense systems of both Israel and the United States which were deployed in and
around Israel at the time of the attack. This Iran was able to accomplish, with
at least nine missiles striking two Israeli air bases that fell under the
protective umbrella of the Israeli-US missile defense shield.
The Iranian deterrence posture has
implications that reach far beyond the environs of Israel or the Middle East. .
. .Iran successfully struck both locations with multiple missiles.
The global strategic implications of this
stunning Iranian accomplishment are game-changing—the US has long struggled
conceptually with the notion of what is referred to as “A2/AD”
(anti-access/area denial) threats posed by hostile ballistic missiles. However,
the US had sought to mitigate against this AA/A2 threat by overlaying theater
ballistic missile defense architecture like that that had been employed in
Israel. The failure of the combined US-Israeli defense systems in the face of a
concerted Iranian missile attack exposed the short-comings of the US ballistic
missile defense capabilities world-wide.
In short, this means that the US and NATO
forces in Europe are vulnerable to attack from advanced Russian missile
technologies which match or exceed those used by Iran to attack Israel. It also
means that China would most likely be able to strike and sink US navy ships in
the Pacific Ocean in the event of a conflict over Taiwan. And that North Korea
could do the same to US ships and forces ashore in the vicinity of Japan and
South Korea.
Until which time the US can develop, produce
and deploy missile defense systems capable of defeating the new missile
technology being deployed by nations like Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea,
US military power projection capabilities are in a state of checkmate by
America’s potential adversaries.
“ ‘Operation Al-Aqsa Flood’ Day 191: Iran
Launches Retaliatory Strikes” By Palestine Bureau, Mondoweiss Popular
Resistance.org (4-15-24). On
Saturday night, Iran launched its retaliatory strike on Israel for Israel’s bombing of the Iranian consulate
in Damascus on April 1, which killed two senior Iranian generals and ten
others. Tensions had been rising in the week preceding Iran’s eventual attack,
as both Israel and Iran exchanged threats and conducted maneuvers in
preparation for the escalation. However, Reuters had reported on Thursday that
Iran’s foreign minister, Hussein Amir Abdellahian, informed Washington during a
visit to Oman that Iran would conduct its response in a way that “avoids
escalation,” and that another U.S... -more-
“Iran Had Legal Right To
Counter-Attack Israel In Self-Defense”
By Ben Norton, Geopolitical Economy. Popular Resistance.org (4-15-24).
Iran launched a historic attack on April 13, hitting Israel with
hundreds of drones and missiles. Tehran invoked article 51 of the charter of
the United Nations, which allowed it to act in self-defense in response to
Israel’s bombing of Iran’s embassy in Syria on April 1. The US, Canada, and
European governments loudly condemned Iran’s April 13 attack, portraying Tehran
as the aggressor. However, Western officials failed to mention that Iran was
acting in self-defense. Before the Iranian counter-attack, the leading
British think tank Chatham House published an article admitting that the
“Israeli attack on Iran’s... -more-
SCOTT RITTER. “The Missiles of April.” Scott Ritter Extra <scottritter@substack.com> APR
14, 2024.
An Iranian missile is launched. Scores of these missiles
were used to attack Israel.
Iran’s retaliatory attack on Israel will go
down in history as one of the greatest victories of this century.
I’ve been writing about Iran for more than two
decades. In 2005, I made a trip to Iran to ascertain the “ground truth”
about that nation, a truth which I then incorporated into a book, Target Iran, laying out the US-Israeli collaboration to craft a
justification for a military attack on Iran designed to bring down its
theocratic government. I followed this book up with another, Dealbreaker, in 2018, which brought this US-Israeli effort up to
date.
Back in November 2006, in an address to
Columbia University’s School of International Relations, I underscored that the
United States would never abandon my “good friend” Israel until, of course, we
did. What could precipitate such an action, I asked? I noted that Israel was a
nation drunk of hubris and power, and unless the United States could find a way
to remove the keys from the ignition of the bus Israel was navigating toward
the abyss, we would not join Israel in its lemming-like suicidal journey.
The next year, in 2007, during an
address to the American Jewish Committee, I pointed out that my criticism of
Israel (which many in the audience took strong umbrage against) came from a
place of concern for Israel’s future. I underscored the reality that I had
spent the better part of a decade trying to protect Israel from Iraqi missiles,
both during my service in Desert Storm, where I played a role in the
counter-SCUD missile campaign, and as a United Nations weapons inspector, where
I worked with Israeli intelligence to make sure Iraq’s SCUD missiles were
eliminated.
Scott will discuss this article and answer audience
questions on Ep. 151 of Ask the Inspector.
“The last thing I want to see,” I told the
crowd, “is a scenario where Iranian missiles were impacting on the soil of
Israel. But unless Israel changes course, this is the inevitable outcome of a
policy driven more by arrogance than common sense.”
On the night of 13-14 April 2024, my concerns were played out live before an international
audience—Iranian missiles rained down on Israel, and there was nothing Israel
could do to stop them. As had been the case a little more than 33 years prior,
when Iraqi SCUD missiles overcame US and Israeli Patriot missile defenses to
strike Israel dozens of times over the course of a month and a half, Iranian
missiles, integrated into a plan of attack which was designed to overwhelm
Israeli missile defense systems, struck designated targets inside Israel with
impunity.
Despite having employed an extensive
integrated anti-missile defense system comprised of the so-called “Iron Dome”
system, US-made Patriot missile batteries, and the Arrow and David’s Sling
missile interceptors, along with US, British, and Israeli aircraft, and US and
French shipborne anti-missile defenses, well over a dozen Iranian missiles
struck heavily-protected Israeli airfields and air defense installations.
The Iranian missile attack on Israel did not
come out of the blue, so to speak, but rather was retaliation for an April 1
Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate building, in Damascus, Syria, that
killed several senior Iranian military commanders. While Israel has carried out
attacks against Iranian personnel inside Syria in the past, the April 1 strike
differed by not only killing very senior Iranian personnel, but by striking
what was legally speaking sovereign Iranian territory—the Iranian consulate.
From an Iranian perspective, the attack on the
consulate was a redline which, if not retaliated against, would erase any
notion of deterrence, opening the door for even more brazen Israeli military
action, up to and including direct attacks on Iran. Weighing against
retaliation, however, were a complex web of interwoven policy objectives which
would probably be mooted by the kind of large-scale conflict between Israel and
Iran that could be precipitated by any meaningful Iranian retaliatory strike on
Israel. . . . MORE click on title
The “Missiles of April” represent a sea-change
moment in Middle Eastern geopolitics—the establishment of Iranian deterrence that impacts both
Israel and the United States. While emotions in Tel Aviv, especially among the
more radical conservatives of the Israeli government, run high, and the threat
of an Israeli retaliation against Iran cannot be completely discounted, the fact
is the underlying policy objective of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
over the course of the past 30-plus years, namely to drag the US into a war
with Iran, has been put into checkmate by Iran.
Moreover, Iran has been able to accomplish
this without either disrupting its strategic pivot to the east or undermining
the cause of Palestinian statehood. “Operation True Promise,” as Iran named its
retaliatory attack on Israel, will go down in history as one of the most
important military victories in the history of modern Iran, keeping in mind
that war is but an extension of politics by other means. The fact that Iran has
established a credible deterrence posture without disrupting major policy goals
and objectives is the very definition of victory.
“Netanyahu Killed A Top
Iranian General To Provoke Regional Conflict” By James North, Mondoweiss. Popular
Resistance.org (4-6-24). Benjamin
Netanyahu continues to raise the risk of a Mideast regional war which could
draw in the U.S. — and the mainstream media is hiding the danger from its
audience. Israel’s provocative aerial assassination of a senior Iranian
military leader in Damascus on April 1 is only Netanyahu’s latest effort to
expand the fighting across the region, partly to put off his own painful day of
reckoning. He knows that America has troops stationed all over the Mideast, and
he hopes that Iran will retaliate against them, escalating conflict. -more-
Israel Airstrike 'Flattens' Iranian
Consulate In Damascus
By News Desk, The Cradle. Popular Resistance.org (5-3-24). Israeli airstrikes destroyed the Iranian
consulate in Damascus on 1 April, killing and injuring several Iranian
diplomats in what is viewed as a significant escalation of the regional war
between Israel and the Axis of Resistance. "Around 17:00 this afternoon,
the 'Israeli' enemy launched an aerial aggression from the direction of the
occupied Syrian Golan, targeting the Iranian consulate building in Damascus.
Our air defenses confronted the enemy's missiles, downing some of them,"
the Syrian Ministry of Defense announced Monday. -more-
2023
Journalist Danny Haiphong provides excellent
analysis of the Iran-Saudi peace deal. It promises massive implications for
peace all across the Middle East, the End of Warmongering U.S. Unipolar
Hegemony & the Rise of China as a Global Peace Leader in a new Multipolar
Order. If you can find time, please listen:
https://m.youtube.com/live/gscBFrSJjT0?feature=share (Abel Tomlinson).
2022
“HOW ISRAEL EXPLOITS THE ‘IRAN THREAT’—TWO VIEWS.” WRMEA (October
2022).
“The Iran Threat: Fact or Fiction?”
by Dr. M. Reza
Behnam. The fraudulent Iran
threat serves to distract citizens from Israel’s despotic treatment of the
Palestinians.
“Do Not Disturb: Israel is Battling Iran”
bu Gideon
Levy. Israel’s war against the Iranian
nuclear project serves its oppression of the Palestinians.
Gareth Porter's book Manufactured Crisis: The Untold Story of
the Iran Nuclear Scare is
a master class in how war lies are created, distributed, and given the strength
of unquestionable permanence. And now Gareth wants to discuss
it with you and answer your questions in a small online book club.
Gareth shows how the Israeli
and U.S. governments successfully portrayed various actions taken by Western nations
and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as responses to Iranian
covert work on militarization of its nuclear program -- even though the
Israeli-U.S. actions came prior to and led to Iran's secretive efforts, which
were actually to boost its legal nuclear energy program. Porter documents the
use of forged papers,
the manipulation of
the IAEA, and the manipulation of
the public.
"Gareth Porter has become a one-man truth squad for the
American government and its acolytes in the mainstream press corps…His probing
and digging is a reminder that those in power, and those who report on that
power, must be held to the highest possible standard." —Seymour M. Hersh, Pulitzer
Prize-winning investigative journalist
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2021
“Israel pushes U.S. into ‘aggressive posture toward Iran
that could spiral into war’ — but mainstream press is indifferent.”
Philip Weiss.
Mronline.org (12-19-21).
Trump says, Netanyahu was
'willing to fight Iran to the last American soldier.' That ought to be big
news, as Israel's defense minister gets unrivaled access in D.C. to threaten
war and block the U.S. path to a new Iran deal.
“'Close
friends' Biden and Bennett leave progressive Americans out in the cold.” Mondoweiss (8-29-21).
Progressive groups condemned Joe Biden's
embrace of Israeli PM Naftali Bennett yesterday and of continued support for
Israel, with no reference to its apartheid policies against Palestinians. While
Israel supporters say that Bennett got everything that he wanted from the
meeting, including a suggestion the U.S.
would use force against Iran.
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Ted
Snider. “If Israel accuses Iran of doing something, Israel is
likely already doing it.” Eds. MR Online |March
27, 2021 | Newswire
Israel has accused Iran of doing many nefarious things. But the
historical record shows that whatever Israel accuses Iran of, it is likely that
Israel is already doing it.
2020
“Iran Calls On The International Community
To Confront Israel. “ PopularResistance.org
(12-3-20). By
Telesur English. Iran
is asking the international community to confront the Israeli regime's
actions, "a murderer of children" and "a violator of human
rights." In a message sent on Tuesday to the United Nations General
Assembly (UNGA) on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian
People, Iranian President Hasan Rohani has declared Iran's strong support
for the Palestinian people to achieve their ideals. Rohani condemned the recent
actions of the Israeli regime against the Palestinians, including the killing
of Palestinians in custody and the torture of prisoners, especially women and
children... -more-
“Iran claims Israel carried out killing remotely.”
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