Dirty calculations reversed

The article contends that the strategic objectives of Washington and Tel Aviv to reshape the Middle East have backfired, plunging the region into conflict without yielding desired results. It asserts that Israeli aggression has been ineffective, and the U.S. has failed to achieve its aims in Iran. Consequently, both U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are expected to suffer electoral defeats in upcoming elections.

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We will change the maps, we will redesign the region.

According to the analysis, the "dirty plans" of the Zionist Israeli mindset, aimed at "reshaping the Middle East," have not succeeded despite the ongoing bloodshed since October 7, 2023. Prime Minister Netanyahu's stated goal of "completely destroying" Hamas has not been realized, as the group reportedly remains strong on the ground in Gaza. Similarly, Israel's attempts to expand its occupation in Syria and weaken Hezbollah in Lebanon have also been unsuccessful, with both groups maintaining their strength despite Israeli attacks.

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The Israeli and American policies they are pursuing are leaving permanent crises in the region.

The article further claims that U.S. and Israeli ambitions to destabilize Iran have also failed. After 105 days, the Tehran administration is described as having emerged stronger both militarily and diplomatically. The piece predicts electoral challenges for both Trump, whose Republican party is expected to lose its majority in upcoming U.S. midterm elections, and Netanyahu, with polls indicating a majority of Israelis do not want him to run in early general elections. Netanyahu is anticipated to lose his position and be remembered as the "Butcher of Gaza."

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The Israeli public does not want Netanyahu to participate in the election race.