According to analysts, the upcoming meeting between Trump and Netanyahu is not merely a consultative discussion; it represents a pivotal moment that will outline the roadmap for the future of the West Asian region. The area is unlikely to move toward peace or stability; rather, it is heading toward an inevitable escalation of tensions.<\/p>\n
During the forthcoming meeting, a variety of issues are expected to be discussed, including the Gaza ceasefire, developments in Syria, Hezbollah’s role in Lebanon, and the Iranian situation. Experts believe that Iran will be a central topic of conversation.<\/p>\n
In recent days, Hebrew media outlets have been publishing numerous reports regarding Iran’s military capabilities, filled with fabricated claims, exaggerations, and outright falsehoods, devoid of any factual basis.Investigations reveal that Tel Aviv is actively engaged in a project aimed at immediate threat portrayal of Iran’s military power, seeking to influence the United States, particularly President Donald Trump, to obtain a green light for escalating tensions in the region. Consequently, as the date of the Trump-Netanyahu meeting approaches, the intensity of false narratives from Zionist media regarding Iran increases.<\/p>\n
These narratives are often based on so-called secret documents and anonymous intelligence sources, providing no opportunity for Western audiences or foreign media to verify such stories, rendering them mere listeners. This strategy aims to sway the perceptions of their target audience.Over the past week, Hebrew media has circulated fabricated reports about unusual military activities in Iran, which should be analyzed within the context of the aforementioned project and the significance of the upcoming Trump-Netanyahu meeting for the Zionists.<\/p>\n
The narrative that Iran is attempting to develop a nuclear weapon persists, as claims about Iran’s missile capabilities continue to serve as a pretext for threat fabrication. Israeli security and military sources, alongside various reports to international media, assert that Iran is ‘reconstructing nuclear sites,’ while international organizations have repeatedly affirmed the integrity of Iran’s nuclear program, finding no evidence of Iran pursuing nuclear weapon development.In a bizarre report, the Hebrew-language website Yedioth Ahronoth claimed: ‘Iran has attempted to develop a fourth-generation nuclear weapon based on pure fusion, which no other country possesses. This project was discovered before the 12-day war and was halted due to an Israeli airstrike. Informed sources state that this weapon could revolutionize the rules of engagement.’ <\/p>\n
In the months leading up to the 12-day war, Israel detected alarming signs indicating that Iran was working on a completely new type of nuclear weapon. According to information confirmed by various sources to Yedioth Ahronoth, this project involved developing a fourth-generation nuclear weapon based on pure fusion technology.The report further stated: ‘Iran’s high ambitions serve as a warning sign: the regime has not abandoned its nuclear program, and the possibility of a surprise in this regard remains.’ <\/p>\n
In a strange twist ahead of the Netanyahu-Trump meeting, Hebrew media claimed that Iran is developing unconventional weapons to attack Israel. The website Maariv reported that military sources indicate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is accelerating the development of chemical and biological warheads for long-range ballistic missiles, preparing for a potential confrontation with Israel and the United States amidst rising regional tensions.This absurd claim from Hebrew media comes despite international organizations repeatedly affirming Iran’s lack of activity in unconventional weapons. In contrast, the Israeli regime has a notorious record of using banned weapons against the Palestinian people and facing widespread global protests, yet absurdly attempts to portray Iran as a consumer of prohibited weapons.<\/p>\n
Another narrative from Hebrew media frames Iran’s missile capabilities as a nuclear threat. The newspaper Israel Hayom quoted an Israeli official warning that a barrage of ballistic missiles could cause damage comparable to that of a nuclear bomb, which Israel will not accept.As the time for the Trump-Netanyahu meeting draws near, the portrayal of Iran’s missile capabilities is at its peak, equating them with nuclear weapons. This serves as a clear indication of Tel Aviv’s serious project to provoke the U.S. and secure approval for new tensions in the region.<\/p>\n
Hebrew media also asserts that Iran’s nuclear program remains intact and that Iran is working to repair damages to its nuclear facilities, with the possibility of resuming uranium enrichment soon. Essentially, the Zionists aim to keep their previous threat narrative regarding Iran’s nuclear issue alive, convincing Western leaders, especially the U.S., to engage in renewed tensions with Iran.Over the years, the Israeli regime has conducted a series of terrorist operations, including assassinations of scientists, sabotage of facilities, and proxy warfare against Iran. Exaggerating Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities could justify these terrorist actions as ‘countering an existential threat’ and garner international support for their continuation.<\/p>\n
‘Threat portrayal’ is a well-known concept in international relations, where one country deliberately exaggerates the capabilities or intentions of a rival or enemy beyond the existing reality. Contemporary history is replete with examples of this strategy, often employed to justify military interventions or increase defense budgets. Currently, Tel Aviv is utilizing the threat portrayal project not for sabotage actions but to obtain permission for renewed attacks on Iran.It is possible that Netanyahu may achieve his objectives in the upcoming meeting but decision-makers in Tel Aviv should reconsider their actions against Iran and the resistance axis reflecting on the serious repercussions of their actions particularly in light of the missile strikes from Iran during the 12-day war.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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