Israeli Rag Jerusalem Post Gleefully Reports on an “Open War with Iran” Over their Presence in “the New Syria”

by Scott Creighton

For years I and bloggers like Penny (for Your Thoughts) have been reporting on the “New Middle East” plan talked about by Condi Rice in Tel Aviv back in 2006, a.k.a. the Greater Kurdistan project. We have been telling you it was a neocon construct championed by your favorite neocons and corporate Dems on behalf of the masters of the universe and their “special Likud party friends” in Israel.

And as I have stated for years, busting off pieces of Iraq, Syria, Turkey and Iran are the key stages Israel and her appologists here in the States and in London need to achieve in order to see this project through to it’s completion.

Today the Jerusalem Post published an op-ed that makes that Greater Kurdistan project crystal clear, at least as it relates to the “Rojava” (or Western Kurdistan) part of the equation (remember: Israel was one of a few nations that backed the Iraqi Kurdistan independence effort along with the U.S.):

“What happened in northern Israel on Saturday is the beginning of the overt and direct war between Israel and Iran. The infiltration and interception of an Iranian drone over Israel, the downing of an Israeli F-16 and Israel’s retaliatory strikes against Syrian and Iranian targets that followed, are apparently just the opening scenes of a potentially wider conflict that could erupt if Iran continues trying to fortify its presence in the new Syria.” Jerusalem Post Feb. 11 2018

Sounds like they wanted to write these are the “birth pangs of a new Middle East” doesn’t it?

Turkey opposes this project. Syria opposes it. So does Iraq, Hezbollah and Iran. And apparently, at least to some degree, so does Russia. That’s why in that article the writer makes sure to mention what follows now in Syria is very much up to the Russians who have made it very clear already that Syrian airspace needs to be honored… even though they have done nothing to stop Israel from repeatedly violating it against international law.

The op-ed reads like someone licking their wounds on behalf of a demoralized public. They fabricated some BS story about shooting down an Iranian drone and then lobbed over a few rockets in retaliation for their downed jet. This op-ed seems determined to turn a loss into some kind of grand victory for the IAF.

“While the downing of a fighter jet is a heavy blow to Israeli morale, it was not totally unexpected and needs to be viewed through the wider context of what has been going on for the last five years. Israel has carried out more than 100 strikes in Syria, and in war there are always wins and losses. The fact that a plane hasn’t been shot down until now is the real story and speaks volumes of the IAF’s superior capabilities.” Jerusalem Post Feb. 11 2018

It’s kind of sad when you think about it. Like the little bully on the block who gets punched in the nose by the nerd who’s finally tired enough of his bullshit to stand up for himself, Israel seems to be sniveling in the alley, licking his wounds, making up a new, better memory of the event that just unfolded before his bewildered, cowardly eyes.

You almost feel sorry for the little weasel but you don’t because you know, in the end, all he’s gonna do is go find his big brother and tell him some lies and try to get him to beat up the nerd in retaliation.

Because that’s how cowardly bullies operate whether they are some punk you knew in grade school… or our “special friends” in Israel.

Typically you wouldn’t pay much attention to this kind of crap coming out of Israel but the Trumpster and his GLORIOUS GENERALS (parade day to be determined) have their faces so far up Bibi’s ass all you can see is The Donald’s comb-over waving around in the breeze between Netanyahu’s flabby ass cheeks.

And when you consider what Israel did back on June 8th 1967 in order to get us to help them fight Egypt,… or maybe the Dancing Israelis (ABC News , 21st Century Wire and Corbett Report “there to document the event”)… then it has to make you wonder how far some folks will go to see their “New Syria” enshrined on the global atlas like Palestine minus the West Bank.