Wanted war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu — in an Islamophobic propaganda campaign that appears to be coordinated with the US — has given a speech declaring that Israel is under siege. Who, you may ask? Well from, essentially, the whole world apart from the US according to Netanyahu. This includes China, Iran, and — bizarrely — Qatar. Oh, and Europe for good measure — not because Europe wants to, their leaders are “kindly disposed to Israel”, but they are being forced into it by “Islamist minorities” “aligned with Hamas [and] Iran”, by which he seems to mean the mass popular uprising against Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

Because, you know, only ‘Islamists‘ would object to the mass slaughter of Palestinians, mostly kids.

At the same time, Donald Trump’s Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke to far-right TV station Fox to make a similar claim: “radical Islam” wants the whole world, hates the west — the US especially — and isn’t satisfied with its “own little Caliphate”.

And for good measure, Israeli-American Council Elan Carr has given a speech in which he appears to say that Israel lobbyists need to kill anti-Zionists, which he put as “do[ing] to our enemies what Israel did to its enemies”, “its enemies” being a list in which he included Gaza and Iran:

Israel is a terror state and the US is the cause of much evil in the world, primarily through its own imperialism, and greed for territory, resources and control. To recycle Rubio’s words back at him, they apply to the US and its Zionist proxy:

It’s just not borne out by history. [The US and Israel have] shown that their desire is not simply to occupy one part of the world and be happy with their own little [kingdom]. They want to expand. It is [imperial] in its nature.
It seeks to expand and control more territories and more people. And [both countries have] designs openly on the West…

And they are prepared to conduct acts of terrorism. In the case of [the US and Israel], nation-state actions, assassinations, murders, you name it. Whatever it takes for them to gain their influence and ultimately their domination of different cultures and societies.

That’s a clear and imminent threat to the world.

Yes, it is. Every accusation these two countries make, is actually a confession.

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By Skwawkbox

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