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🚨🇮🇷🇮🇱 Did Netanyahu just admit Israel’s real objective in this war? “I think that what has to be done is… just have oil pipelines, gas pipelines going west… right up to Israel, right up to our Mediterranean ports.” That wasn’t a leaked memo, it was Netanyahu saying the quiet... part out loud. For years, every Middle East conflict comes wrapped in the same official packaging: security, deterrence, existential threats. And to be fair, when it comes to Iran, those concerns are real. Nuclear ambitions from a regime that wants to wipe Israel off the map is a genuine concern. But this isn’t just about centrifuges and missiles, it’s about maps. Energy maps. The Middle East runs on choke points, the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, narrow arteries where a single flare-up can send oil prices into orbit. Netanyahu’s idea? Bypass them entirely. Build pipelines across the Arabian Peninsula. Route energy through Israel. Turn Mediterranean ports into the West’s new fuel tap. No choke points. No bottlenecks. No leverage for rivals. And suddenly, the question is: who benefits from redrawing the region’s energy map? Iran sits astride the current system of chokepoints and influence. Weakening Iran weakens that system. A weakened system makes alternative routes, like the ones Netanyahu is describing, a lot more attractive. Now layer in the timing. Every escalation with Iran gets framed as preemption, stop the threat before it materializes. But it also reshapes the strategic landscape in ways that just happen to align with this pipeline vision. Because if you can turn your country into the region’s energy corridor, the place where oil flows safely, predictably, profitably, you’re buying influence, leverage, and relevance. So is the Iran conflict all about this plan? Probably not. Security concerns are real. Ideology is real. Power struggles are real. But to pretend energy isn’t sitting in the background, quietly shaping incentives, quietly rewarding certain outcomes, is to ignore how the modern Middle East actually works.show more

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#WATCH | Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu says, "What has to be done is to have alternative routes. Instead of going through the choke points of the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Mandeb in order to have the flow of oil, just have oil pipelines, gas pipelines going West through the Arabian Peninsula right up to Israel, and our Mediterranean ports, and you have just done away with the choke points forever. That is definitely possible..." He also says, "I also see this war ending a lot faster than people think..." (Source: GPO via Reuters)

#WATCH | Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu says, "What has to be done is to have alternative routes. Instead of going through the choke points of the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Mandeb in order to have the flow of oil, just have oil pipelines, gas pipelines going West through the Arabian Peninsula right up to Israel, and our Mediterranean ports, and you have just done away with the choke points forever. That is definitely possible..." He also says, "I also see this war ending a lot faster than people think..." (Source: GPO via Reuters)

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NEW: 🇮🇱🇸🇦 Israel wants to control the oil from Saudi Arabia, the Gulf countries with a pipeline directly to Europe says Israeli Minister of Energy Eli Cohen: “If you look at the map, you'll see that ground infrastructure can be laid from the Gulf states all the way to the Mediterranean — and from the Mediterranean, it can flow to Europe. This is a very big interest for the Saudis, because the Saudis understand oil is their main source of income. The last war shows that you need not only a source of energy but also a route to export it. I estimate that in a few years, if a confrontation breaks out in our region, the Straits of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb will no longer be able to be a threat or a card for Iran. I estimate four to five years for the alternative to be ready.” Iran can actually stop this with a couple of drones…

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What if the real story with Iran isn't just about ending a terror regime? It's about no longer needing the Middle East. I believe that's the "reset" Trump was talking about. And we're already starting to see it with all the tankers coming to the Gulf of America. If America becomes the Western world's main supplier of oil, that means no more reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, no more worrying about choke points controlled by regimes that see chaos as a strategy, no more constant threat that if a tanker gets hit, your gas price jumps a dollar or two overnight. If energy becomes more regional and hemisphere-based, our wars for oil in the Middle East come to an end. Let the countries in the Middle East figure out what to do with the Strait of Hormuz and the oil over there. We'll worry about our own hemisphere.

What if the real story with Iran isn't just about ending a terror regime? It's about no longer needing the Middle East. I believe that's the "reset" Trump was talking about. And we're already starting to see it with all the tankers coming to the Gulf of America. If America becomes the Western world's main supplier of oil, that means no more reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, no more worrying about choke points controlled by regimes that see chaos as a strategy, no more constant threat that if a tanker gets hit, your gas price jumps a dollar or two overnight. If energy becomes more regional and hemisphere-based, our wars for oil in the Middle East come to an end. Let the countries in the Middle East figure out what to do with the Strait of Hormuz and the oil over there. We'll worry about our own hemisphere.

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Meiselas: While Donald Trump is out there talking about how the US taxpayers will not be giving Iran any money, the MOU between the US and Iran calls for a $300B investment fund to be available to Iran. What that fund really is, is the new security architecture for Iran. When you look through the terms of this MOU, what it does is it removes all sanctions against Iran. It allows Iran to open up its markets to other countries in the Middle East in ways that it wasn't able to before. And it encourages other countries in the Middle East and other countries across the world to make major investments in Iran. The Trump regime went from saying, "We want regime change in Iran," to "Now Iran is a major global power," and Iran is going to be wielding a massive amount of economic influence.

Meiselas: While Donald Trump is out there talking about how the US taxpayers will not be giving Iran any money, the MOU between the US and Iran calls for a $300B investment fund to be available to Iran. What that fund really is, is the new security architecture for Iran. When you look through the terms of this MOU, what it does is it removes all sanctions against Iran. It allows Iran to open up its markets to other countries in the Middle East in ways that it wasn't able to before. And it encourages other countries in the Middle East and other countries across the world to make major investments in Iran. The Trump regime went from saying, "We want regime change in Iran," to "Now Iran is a major global power," and Iran is going to be wielding a massive amount of economic influence.

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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 A power plant or a bridge for every tanker hit, that's the formula turning this into a regional energy war. Alex Christoforou breaks down how the conflict escalated into an energy war in all but name, with the Strait of Hormuz as the ultimate pressure point: "Iran understands this, and the last thing that Iran wants to have happen is a long, drawn out conflict, which is why they're going to hold on to the big leverage." Control of Hormuz is the whole game. Everything else is noise. Alex Christoforou

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 A power plant or a bridge for every tanker hit, that's the formula turning this into a regional energy war. Alex Christoforou breaks down how the conflict escalated into an energy war in all but name, with the Strait of Hormuz as the ultimate pressure point: "Iran understands this, and the last thing that Iran wants to have happen is a long, drawn out conflict, which is why they're going to hold on to the big leverage." Control of Hormuz is the whole game. Everything else is noise. Alex Christoforou

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🇮🇱🇮🇷 Netanyahu floats the endgame for Hormuz: reroute the world's energy through Israel. "After this war is over, I don't think the straits are going to be that powerful a leverage, because people will move the energy pipelines out of the straits to the Red Sea, from there to Israel and the Mediterranean. We can unblock this choke point, and we will." Follow the map. Break Iran's grip on Hormuz by making it optional, with the replacement corridor running through Israeli territory to the Mediterranean. That converts Israel from an ally into infrastructure, the kind no future administration can decline to defend. If it sounds oddly familiar, that's because it's the same logic driving the defense bill in Congress right now. Fuse the weapons production, mandate the intelligence sharing, and now run the world's oil through your ports. Each piece makes the relationship harder to untangle than the last, until walking away costs America its own supply lines. That's the final form of this "alliance," engineered to the point where the answer can never be no. Writer: Daniel

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Netanyahu floats the endgame for Hormuz: reroute the world's energy through Israel. "After this war is over, I don't think the straits are going to be that powerful a leverage, because people will move the energy pipelines out of the straits to the Red Sea, from there to Israel and the Mediterranean. We can unblock this choke point, and we will." Follow the map. Break Iran's grip on Hormuz by making it optional, with the replacement corridor running through Israeli territory to the Mediterranean. That converts Israel from an ally into infrastructure, the kind no future administration can decline to defend. If it sounds oddly familiar, that's because it's the same logic driving the defense bill in Congress right now. Fuse the weapons production, mandate the intelligence sharing, and now run the world's oil through your ports. Each piece makes the relationship harder to untangle than the last, until walking away costs America its own supply lines. That's the final form of this "alliance," engineered to the point where the answer can never be no. Writer: Daniel

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#WATCH | Delhi | Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal says, “The whole argument that is sought to be made is that we are reliant on the US for our trade… But the fact of the matter is, no trade can perish, and no manufacturing can take place in the country without energy. Where does our energy come from? It comes from the Middle East through the Strait of Hormuz… What leverage will we be left with if our energy resources are depleted... I request the government and the PM that this is not the time to remain silent. Iran's retaliation for petroleum and gas resources in the Gulf will ultimately destroy our economy because we are dependent on gas, LPG, and crude oil from there, and it will take years to restore these resources..."

#WATCH | Delhi | Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal says, “The whole argument that is sought to be made is that we are reliant on the US for our trade… But the fact of the matter is, no trade can perish, and no manufacturing can take place in the country without energy. Where does our energy come from? It comes from the Middle East through the Strait of Hormuz… What leverage will we be left with if our energy resources are depleted... I request the government and the PM that this is not the time to remain silent. Iran's retaliation for petroleum and gas resources in the Gulf will ultimately destroy our economy because we are dependent on gas, LPG, and crude oil from there, and it will take years to restore these resources..."

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🚨🇭🇺🇮🇷 THE REAL RISK WITH THE IRAN WAR IS THAT IT WON'T END PM Orbán warns the biggest danger in the Iran war is simple: it could drag on, just like Ukraine. What starts as a “quick operation” can turn into years of conflict with no clear exit. And for Europe, that’s where the real threat begins, because countries in the Middle East are buffers, and if they destabilize due to a prolonged regional war, mass migration follows. And Europe can’t handle that. Orbán Viktor

🚨🇭🇺🇮🇷 THE REAL RISK WITH THE IRAN WAR IS THAT IT WON'T END PM Orbán warns the biggest danger in the Iran war is simple: it could drag on, just like Ukraine. What starts as a “quick operation” can turn into years of conflict with no clear exit. And for Europe, that’s where the real threat begins, because countries in the Middle East are buffers, and if they destabilize due to a prolonged regional war, mass migration follows. And Europe can’t handle that. Orbán Viktor

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The biggest battle in the Middle East isn't Israel vs Iran anymore; it's Trump vs Netanyahu Former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert thinks their relationship isn’t just under strain; it may be breaking because the U.S. and Israel no longer want the same thing. Trump wants the Iran war over; he wants Hormuz open, oil prices down, markets calm, and America out of another Middle East disaster before it consumes his presidency. Netanyahu doesn’t have that luxury. Ehud argues Netanyahu still sees Iran as unfinished business, has his own political needs, and is leading a coalition packed with hardliners who believe the answer to every problem is more force, more escalation, and more war. He even believes Trump may have created the nuclear problem he now claims to be solving. According to Ehud, when Trump tore up Obama’s Iran deal, Israel hadn't found evidence that Iran was violating it. Without the deal in place, Iran accelerated enrichment, and the crisis escalated. After bombing them, the region nearly blew wide open, and now Washington is back trying to negotiate another deal with Tehran. Only this time, Iran is stronger, the price is higher, and the stakes are worse. Olmert’s warning is simple: military power can buy time, but it cannot replace a political strategy. That applies to Iran, Lebanon, Gaza, and Israel’s future relationship with America. Because if Trump wants the war to end while Netanyahu’s coalition still wants escalation, then the question is whether they are still fighting for the same future. And if they are not, this may be the beginning of the biggest U.S-Israel rupture in decades.

The biggest battle in the Middle East isn't Israel vs Iran anymore; it's Trump vs Netanyahu Former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert thinks their relationship isn’t just under strain; it may be breaking because the U.S. and Israel no longer want the same thing. Trump wants the Iran war over; he wants Hormuz open, oil prices down, markets calm, and America out of another Middle East disaster before it consumes his presidency. Netanyahu doesn’t have that luxury. Ehud argues Netanyahu still sees Iran as unfinished business, has his own political needs, and is leading a coalition packed with hardliners who believe the answer to every problem is more force, more escalation, and more war. He even believes Trump may have created the nuclear problem he now claims to be solving. According to Ehud, when Trump tore up Obama’s Iran deal, Israel hadn't found evidence that Iran was violating it. Without the deal in place, Iran accelerated enrichment, and the crisis escalated. After bombing them, the region nearly blew wide open, and now Washington is back trying to negotiate another deal with Tehran. Only this time, Iran is stronger, the price is higher, and the stakes are worse. Olmert’s warning is simple: military power can buy time, but it cannot replace a political strategy. That applies to Iran, Lebanon, Gaza, and Israel’s future relationship with America. Because if Trump wants the war to end while Netanyahu’s coalition still wants escalation, then the question is whether they are still fighting for the same future. And if they are not, this may be the beginning of the biggest U.S-Israel rupture in decades.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump may be trapped between walking away from the Middle East looking defeated and staying in a conflict the U.S. cannot control. Glenn Diesen argues that Washington is getting pulled deeper into the fallout from the Iran war, from the Strait of Hormuz to Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and tensions involving Turkey and Israel. “I think this is going to be the worst strategic defeat in U.S. history. There’s not many comparisons for how horrible this is going to be for the U.S. and its influence in the Middle East.” The deeper America gets pulled in, the harder it becomes to leave without paying a political price. Glenn Diesen

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump may be trapped between walking away from the Middle East looking defeated and staying in a conflict the U.S. cannot control. Glenn Diesen argues that Washington is getting pulled deeper into the fallout from the Iran war, from the Strait of Hormuz to Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and tensions involving Turkey and Israel. “I think this is going to be the worst strategic defeat in U.S. history. There’s not many comparisons for how horrible this is going to be for the U.S. and its influence in the Middle East.” The deeper America gets pulled in, the harder it becomes to leave without paying a political price. Glenn Diesen

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The Strait of Hormuz crisis is not just about oil. 30% of the world’s fertilizer moves through that chokepoint and prices are already up 77%. Tankers are burning, allies want help, and China and India are cutting their own deals. Americans may support strikes on Iran, but there is still strong opposition to putting US boots back in the Middle East. This is not just a security issue. It is an energy, food, and economic crisis.

The Strait of Hormuz crisis is not just about oil. 30% of the world’s fertilizer moves through that chokepoint and prices are already up 77%. Tankers are burning, allies want help, and China and India are cutting their own deals. Americans may support strikes on Iran, but there is still strong opposition to putting US boots back in the Middle East. This is not just a security issue. It is an energy, food, and economic crisis.

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Rogin: It looks very likely that we're about to restart bombing of Iran. And there are a lot of reports out there that this is about to happen. And what that means is that all of the problems, not just with the US economy, with the economy of every country in the world, are about to get worse. And it means that the Iran war is going to go much longer than otherwise anticipated. And that is a disaster not just for Americans, but for all people. And then if you think about the effects on energy and then manufacturing, and then rates will continue to go up, and then inflation, it's a it's a calamity for the world economy with no strategy whatsoever.

Rogin: It looks very likely that we're about to restart bombing of Iran. And there are a lot of reports out there that this is about to happen. And what that means is that all of the problems, not just with the US economy, with the economy of every country in the world, are about to get worse. And it means that the Iran war is going to go much longer than otherwise anticipated. And that is a disaster not just for Americans, but for all people. And then if you think about the effects on energy and then manufacturing, and then rates will continue to go up, and then inflation, it's a it's a calamity for the world economy with no strategy whatsoever.

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Strategic Suicide: Iran’s Historic Blunder. China’s Oil Lifeline Is About to Collapse. The US and Israel struck Iran, but the real shockwave will hit Beijing. This isn’t just another Middle East escalation. Iran is the backbone of China’s West Asia strategy: discounted oil, yuan settlements, sanctions evasion, and a critical Belt and Road anchor. Now missiles have crossed Gulf airspace, Dubai has shut down, and regional alignment is shifting fast. If Iran destabilizes, China loses a sanctioned oil lifeline and a key geopolitical pillar. If Hormuz closes, the energy shock hits Beijing hard.

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🇺🇸 The US sits at two of the world’s biggest energy choke points and just signed a major strategic partnership with Indonesia. 80% of China’s oil flows through the Strait of Malacca. Yet Washington is burning through precision missiles in the Iran war, a conflict that does nothing to hurt China. Meanwhile Israel signed a huge deal handing China a new strategic port foothold in the Mediterranean. Source: Our Own Nation

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🚨 ‼️John Mearsheimer 🚨"FIRED "🚨Donald Trump No signs of quick end to US-Israel war on Iran First of all, this argument that, Iran is a great threat to stability in the Middle East, and a serious threat to the United States is nonsense. The greatest threat to stability in the Middle East is the United States, working closely together, with Israel. Iran has not started a war, in centuries as best I can tell. It's not a highly aggressive country. The country in the Middle East that aggressive is Israel. The country that has, committed genocide in Gaza is not Iran, it's Israel, and we were complicit. We meaning the United States is complicit in genocide. Twice, once last year in June of twenty twenty-five and again on February 28th of this year, the United States and Israel launched unprovoked attacks against Iran. So the idea that Iran is this great destabilizer in the Middle East is a myth that the United States and Israel purvey. The Israelis and the Americans are now doing to deal with this purported Iranian threat, what you see is we've taken measures that have made the situation much worse. In fact, one could argue that we are going to crash the international economy as a result of this war that Israel and the United States started. I would make the argument that we are on the edge of the precipice, in terms of the state of the world economy because of this war. This war shows no, signs of ending anytime soon, and already great damage has been done to the international economy, and more damage will be done the longer the war goes on. So this idea that, number one, Iran is a great threat to the United States is bogus, and number two, the idea that President Trump, and his friends in Israel are making, a safer and more stable Middle East is a ludicrous argument. In fact, what they're doing is they're putting the entire world, on the precipice of a disaster.

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🇺🇸🇨🇳 This war has always been about one country. And it's not Iran... Every headline is about Iran. Every briefing is about nukes and the Strait of Hormuz. Every anchor is on U.S.-Iran escalation. But the real story is in the numbers. 97.6% of the 157 million barrels of Iranian oil currently at sea is heading to China. The blockade of Iranian ports that began isn't squeezing Iran's economy nearly as much as it's squeezing China's oil supply chain. Iran spent the last decade building shadow infrastructure for exactly this moment: pipelines, ports, and tanker fleets engineered specifically to feed Chinese refineries while evading American sanctions. That entire system is now under pressure.

🇺🇸🇨🇳 This war has always been about one country. And it's not Iran... Every headline is about Iran. Every briefing is about nukes and the Strait of Hormuz. Every anchor is on U.S.-Iran escalation. But the real story is in the numbers. 97.6% of the 157 million barrels of Iranian oil currently at sea is heading to China. The blockade of Iranian ports that began isn't squeezing Iran's economy nearly as much as it's squeezing China's oil supply chain. Iran spent the last decade building shadow infrastructure for exactly this moment: pipelines, ports, and tanker fleets engineered specifically to feed Chinese refineries while evading American sanctions. That entire system is now under pressure.

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Nick Fuentes says the best thing for the world is America walking away from the Iran war. “I don’t see how Netanyahu walks away without achieving their objectives. That is why in a certain sense, you’re rooting for Iran to survive.” “Iran is fighting for all the goyim here. Because the open ended question is, does Israel control the whole world?” “This is not a war, ironically, we want to win…better if we have a strategic defeat…walk away, be done with it.” “Oil prices have skyrocketed…what does Israel do? They bomb Iran’s oil. Which makes it an energy war…the one way it hurts us is with energy and they want to make it hurt for us more. They hate us.” “It’s time to be done and walk away.”

Nick Fuentes says the best thing for the world is America walking away from the Iran war. “I don’t see how Netanyahu walks away without achieving their objectives. That is why in a certain sense, you’re rooting for Iran to survive.” “Iran is fighting for all the goyim here. Because the open ended question is, does Israel control the whole world?” “This is not a war, ironically, we want to win…better if we have a strategic defeat…walk away, be done with it.” “Oil prices have skyrocketed…what does Israel do? They bomb Iran’s oil. Which makes it an energy war…the one way it hurts us is with energy and they want to make it hurt for us more. They hate us.” “It’s time to be done and walk away.”

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Everyone is talking about the war with Iran—but the real question is what happens after victory. In this clip, I explain why history matters. From the Battle of Yorktown and the French alliance in the American Revolutionary War to the lessons of World War I and World War II, winning a war requires more than military success—it requires a strategy for what comes next. If we ignore that lesson with Iran, the Middle East, and U.S. national security, we risk repeating the mistakes that created chaos and global conflict before. Rumble: YouTube:

Everyone is talking about the war with Iran—but the real question is what happens after victory. In this clip, I explain why history matters. From the Battle of Yorktown and the French alliance in the American Revolutionary War to the lessons of World War I and World War II, winning a war requires more than military success—it requires a strategy for what comes next. If we ignore that lesson with Iran, the Middle East, and U.S. national security, we risk repeating the mistakes that created chaos and global conflict before. Rumble: YouTube:

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