Fog of war and "false flag" operations…

2026-03-18 - 22:59

U.S. President Donald Trump must have realized once again that you can't lower a bucket into a well with a rope tied to a genocidal maniac like Netanyahu. But he's late to the game. Netanyahu had convinced Trump that a joint U.S.-Israel operation—similar to what happened in Venezuela—could finish off Iran within a set timeframe. Now, it's become clear once again that ending a war is much harder than starting one. Having lost control of the situation, Trump has fallen into the "escalation trap." Unwilling to halt the attacks for fear of appearing weak, he's now sending more troops and warships to the region, while also calling on numerous Western nations to back him up. Israel's core strategy is to ensure no power emerges in the region that it cannot handle. Israel wants regional countries fragmented down to their smallest ethnic and sectarian components, hoping to establish a Zionist hegemony over this fractured regional structure. Of course, Israel aims to achieve this regional Zionist dominance by leveraging U.S. power as if it were its own. Trump's campaign against Iran serves this Israeli objective, much like how the Neocons convinced then-U.S. President George W. Bush to invade Iraq back in 2003. All other justifications are merely a cover. Israel wants to drag the region, including our country, into a protracted conflict. It's well known that as soon as war begins, it turns into a fog. Within this "fog of war," many things can happen, including "false flag operations." That's why countries not involved in the conflict must be extremely cautious. Israel's track record with false flag operations is far from clean. Zionist agents have resorted to false flag operations in many countries, especially Iraq, to encourage Jewish migration to Israel. In the early 1950s, Israeli agents were behind the arson attacks and bombings targeting Jewish sites in Baghdad. These false flag operations were designed to scare hundreds of thousands of "Mizrahi" Arab Jews into emigrating to Israel. It later became clear that some of the perpetrators were made to appear as Arab assailants. In 1954, members of a Zionist network arrested in Cairo and Alexandria for planting bombs at American information offices were also operating under Israeli direction. The goal of this failed false flag operation was to strain the Egyptian government's relations with the U.S. and the West. It also aimed to prevent British troops from withdrawing from the Suez Canal. Among those arrested was Israeli intelligence officer Max Binnet, who was also found to be responsible for the attacks in Iraq. Binnet committed suicide in a Cairo prison when his extradition to Iraq was being discussed. Two Jews were executed in connection with this case. Israeli Defense Minister Pinhas Lavon was forced to resign. Alongside many Jewish historians, Israeli-British historian Avi Shlaim, a Baghdad native, discusses these Israeli false flag operations in his book "Three Worlds: Memoirs of an Arab-Jew." One of the most striking examples of a false flag operation that backfired on Israel occurred in 1967 during the Arab-Israeli War, when Israel attacked an American military vessel. The assault on the USS Liberty on June 8, 1967, near Egypt, aimed to drag the U.S. directly into the conflict. Israel wanted to create the impression that the attack was carried out by Egypt using a Soviet-made warplane. When it emerged that Israel was behind the attack, which killed 34 American sailors and wounded 171 others, the administration of President Lyndon Johnson swept the incident under the rug. Although Israel claimed it was a case of mistaken identity, believing the vessel to be an Egyptian ship, evidence pointed to a deliberate attack. Thanks to the influence of the "Israel Lobby," Israel managed to escape full accountability by paying compensation to the families of the deceased. The repercussions of the case are still felt today. For Israel, all means are justified. An Israel that kills tens of thousands of children in Gaza without flinching is capable of any evil. The genocidal Netanyahu has even invoked a Torah story that he claims justifies the slaughter of people he considers enemies, along with their livestock. Compared to such atrocities, false flag operations almost seem benign. Therefore, one must account for the fact that, within the fog of war, Israel may cloak itself in various colors and identities to commit any conceivable outrage.