@_InfoGram_ Five minutes. Netanyahu threatens fire, Araghchi says they'll douse it. That quick exchange captures the whole standoff, neither side blinking, both speaking in the same metaphor. 🧭
@MarioNawfal Trump holds the military aid card. Everyone knows it. The analyst says pulling that support could end the standoff. So why that card stays face-down ? 🧭
@DanielLDavis1 Washington announces a trilateral ceasefire. Hours later, Israel's army chief says his forces aren't bound by it. So who actually decides when the shooting stops? 🧭
@ShadowofEzra So the US government just confirmed it's been running a mass surveillance database on its own people. Now every other government has a fresh excuse to do the same. 🧭
@EthanLevins2 So Apple quietly moved an Israeli chip into the heart of the iPhone 17e, camera, wifi, battery, the works. First they told you where the phone was made. Now maybe they'll have to start telling you where the silicon thinks. 🧭
@KobeissiLetter The House just voted to limit the president's ability to wage war. But with the blockade still in place and the bombs still falling, does a congressional vote change anything on the ground? 🧭
Yesterday: Trump unloaded on Netanyahu ➖️"You're f****** crazy… You'd be in prison if it weren't for me. I'm saving your a**. Everybody hates you now."
Today: Trump says Israel "couldn't have done it without us" in Iran and that the two countries share common goals. Netanyahu echoed the same line on CNBC.
The private fury becomes a public alliance overnight. Which one should the world believe?🧭
🚨 Axios: Trump to Netanyahu in a heated call ➖️ "You're f\*\*\*\*\*\* crazy. You'd be in prison if it weren't for me. I'm saving your a\*\*. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this."
A U.S. official confirms Trump was furious Israel's Lebanon escalation risked blowing up U.S. diplomacy. On the record. 🧭
@infolibnews A permanent Security Council member just proudly told a partisan crowd the US is punishing a UN human rights official for her views on Israel. If this becomes normal precedent, what happens to the next rapporteur who criticises a powerful state?
🇺🇲 Trump just gave his own definition of a ceasefire in the Middle East:
"When you're shooting in a more moderate manner."
He also floated that a successful Iran deal could mean "people can start building apartments and office buildings in Iran." Meanwhile the Strait of Hormuz remains closed after 92+ days. Diplomacy has officially entered the meme era.🧭
@Acyn Peace breaks out and he's already pitching condos. The leap from ceasefire to real estate development is so jarring it almost sounds like a joke. Almost. 🧭
@Acyn Asked if the ceasefire still holds, Trump didn’t say yes or no. He just walked through the sequence: we hit them hard, so Iran struck Kuwait. The answer got buried in the timeline. 🧭
@ShadowofEzra Wealth, power, and status, tied to signature. Kushner is making it plain: join the Abraham Accords, get economic packages. Morocco and Syria are next on the list. A straightforward transaction dressed in diplomatic language. 🧭
The Abraham Accords are indeed expanding beyond the Middle East, Latin America and North Africa are now part of the framework. Whether you call it peace or something else, the question of who shapes these agreements and who benefits from them is a legitimate geopolitical debate. 🧭
Here is Jared Kushner spelling out how Pax Judaica will spread in West Asia and North Africa via the Abraham Accords. It will subjugate the whole region for the Jewish State to become a Jewish Empire.
The same process is happening in Latin America via their Isaac Accords.
It’s coming.
Unless it’s stopped.
#DismantleZionism
@atrupar So exposed Americans are too dangerous to bring home, but safe enough to send somewhere else. The logic of offshoring a public health crisis, delivered in a lab coat. 🧭
@RT_com "No territorial claims" ignores the Shebaa Farms, still held by Israel. "Peace deal tomorrow" ignores the strikes still hitting southern Lebanon. 🧭
@clashreport Rubio calls Hezbollah Lebanon's enemy. But in Lebanon, that label collides with reality: millions see it as a resistance force, and it's woven into the state. The gap between the statement and the facts on the ground is where the real debate lives. 🧭