Now that Iran has bombed Israel, what happens next?

While everyone seems to believe the Middle East buck stops with Iran, I keep saying this is the Tree. The Forest is Putin’s Russo-Islamic Alliance.

For those of you who have read my book, he is the one who empowered Iran and his proxies since 1997 when Dugin wrote about this unholy “Alliance.” It started with Putin converting the Chechen Sufi leader Akhmad Kadyrov to his cause – that is, bribing him and later his son Ramzan. Overnight, and despite being the Butcher of Grozny, Russia had become hard core Islamists’ best friend.

Not only that but in the legacy of Yevgeni Primakov, he was able to befriend both the Sunni Abu Mazen, the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood, and the Shi’a Khameini. Both had attended the Patrice Lumumba People’s Friendship University in Moscow, the successor of the University of The Toilers East, aka the Stalin School.

By 2013, Obama had let him trash the Truman Doctrine. Putin was on his way to control both Straits to the Arabian Sea.

Interestingly, when the Houthis rebels had taken over Yemen, and the Saudis and the UAE starting pounding them, the West was up in arms. “Stop the genocide,” again. The West seemed to ignore that the population, one of the poorest on the planet, was the Houthis’ victims. Again. Only since October 7, 2023, ten years later, is the West confronting reality – the Houthis are blocking the Straits of Bab el Mandeb, in Western Yemen, on behalf of Putin’s Russo-Islamic Alliance. This is what happens when you’re either stupid, or worse.

So, why October 7, and why on October 7? Unless Sinwar thought Iran would back him up with its nukes, and he could have been that delusional, who would benefit of a break in the upcoming KSA/UAE/Israel tie-up? The same guy who had been trying to encircle the GCC for twenty five years. Putin. I am convinced he was the mastermind of October 7, or that he at least green lighted it.

And it worked. The upcoming tie-up “officially” broke up, and the US started debating which country to back up, Ukraine or Israel.

Fortunately, the tie did not officially break-up. Netanyahu had to contend with an abyssmal Biden/Harris Administration but the Arab world did not react the way Sinwar had hoped. To the contrary, as we can see the reaction to Nasrallah meeting his karma, and Mohammed bin Salman letting the IAF fly over his air space to hit the Houthis with a vengence.

So what’s next?

Putin was weak, hence, if I am correct, this desperate move for the Butcher of Grozny, Aleppo, Mariupol et al. This has weakened him more and he is left with two choices:

1) Green light nuclear Iran, which itself is on the brink. The Iran regime would the be obliterated, opening a counter revolution which would terminally weaken Putin.

2) Drop Iran and hope DonaldTrump gives him a way out to his retirement dacha.

I go for 2) even though Chapter 1 of my book is titled “The End,” as in Israel destroying Iran’ nuke facilities