One of the main allies who replenishes over 30 per cent of the Apartheid regime’s weapons arsenal, namely  Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz, says Iran is “risking setting the entire region on fire” as he called for both Tehran and Hezbollah to end their attacks on Israel.

This statement is contradictory and dishonest, considering the harsh treatment pro-Palestine protests undergo in Germany. A little boy was arrested and prosecuted for waving a flag, football players lost their contracts, other protesters received court fines for the phrase “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free”.

Furthermore, over 40.000 Palestinians and over 1873 people in Lebanon have been killed since October 7. Where has the Chancellor been when the genocide happened, other than sitting in his office and signing death licences for the Apartheid regime, which has burned down the region since its illegal establishment.

One pro-West analysis asks and attempts to respond to the question from 7 October attacks to Iran’s missile barrage: How did we get here?

Another Western analysis says Israel will respond strongly to Iran – but there’s a chance to put a lid on it.

Pro genocide Sky News reports

Surely, the Iranian attack of October 1 has been overdue. An earlier assault on the genocidal regime might have prevented the life of the dear Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.