The Iran-Israel Conflict is Far From Over

By Lorenzo Canizares
2025

One of the basic principles of successful political action is to understand what you are up against. The majority of people in the world are appalled at what they are seeing happening in Gaza, now compounded by what the author characterizes as an unprovoked attack by the United States on Iran.

Potential for Regional Escalation

The ramifications of this conflict could lead to a major catastrophe involving many other countries. According to this analysis, Israel's focus on Iran aims to establish Israel as the strongest nation in the Middle East—the only one with nuclear weapons capabilities and backed by what the author describes as "the only hegemonic superpower" apparently acting at their will.

Religious Justification vs. Political Reality

The author argues that while Israel claims to act based on religious principles, the political leadership's war against neighboring countries has nothing to do with religious beliefs. In this view, religion serves merely as an excuse to advocate for what is characterized as racial supremacy and territorial expansion.

The Torah, which encompasses not only the laws and commandments given to the Jewish people but also the narratives chronicling their history and relationship with God, has served throughout history as a foundational text for Jewish law, ethics, and identity, representing the written law of Judaism.

The ancient Jewish philosopher Hillel the Elder stated that the essence of the Torah and Judaism is "whatever is hateful to you, do not do to others." The author contends that this foundational principle of morality and justice is not adopted or embodied by Zionism.

Critique of Zionist Ideology

As demonstrated by what the author sees as its conduct in practice, Zionism is characterized here as a barbaric and immoral political ideology that despises and totally disregards humanity. For this reason, the author argues that the term "Zionist Jew" is an oxymoron and contradiction in terms, suggesting that anyone identifying as such is profoundly confused about their identity.

The author emphasizes that understanding who Zionists are is crucial to effectively oppose what is described as an ideology that has made deception core to its practice.

Skepticism About Ceasefire Efforts

As of the writing of this piece, reports suggested that Trump had worked out a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. The author expresses deep skepticism, arguing that it would take "an immense amount of gullibility" to believe that Trump and Netanyahu are capable of telling the truth.

The author references the ceasefire negotiated with Palestinians on January 15, 2025, recalling people dancing in the streets celebrating a possible end to what is characterized as genocide, before being "massacred a few days later" with the imposition of even harsher conditions leading to famine and destruction of Gaza's healthcare system.

Warnings and Predictions

The author uses the term "Zionazis" to describe what they see as Zionism's extreme wing, drawing parallels to Aryan ideology with its focus on racial supremacy and territorial expansion.

The piece warns readers to be mentally prepared for what the author calls "Zionazis" to work with allies on a false-flag attack to justify conflict escalation, similar to what they claim happened after January 15, 2025, in Gaza. This ceasefire is predicted to have the same effect as before: "lower the guard to clobber well."

Conclusion

The author concludes that this conflict will not end until what they term the "Zionazi regime" is toppled and people in the area—Jews, Palestinians, and Christians—can live in peace as they allegedly did before Zionism emerged.

Note: This article represents the personal opinions and analysis of the author and contains strong political viewpoints that may be controversial or disputed by others