“Heading To WORLD WAR 3!” Israel & US 'Armageddon' in Iran | Feat. Jeffrey Sachs

Jeffrey Sachs asserts that the ongoing military actions in Iran are not solely Israel's doing but a 'joint Israel-US madness.' He frames it as a 'war of choice' rather than a necessary conflict, predicting it will lead to one of the biggest global economic crises due to the collapse of oil supplies and significant civilian deaths. Sachs also claims that some US factions are motivated by a belief in 'Armageddon' and the 'second coming of Jesus Christ,' making escalation a goal rather than a deterrent.

Sachs states, 'This is a joint Israel US madness. The US wants to rule the world and Israel wants to rule its region... they partner together.' He adds, 'the world economy is about to go into one of the biggest crises... driven by the complete collapse of oil supplies... a predictable consequence of the Israeli US aggression.' He also mentions, 'we have a lot of Americans who are saying move on this is Armageddon coming... that's a motivating factor in the United States.'

Danny Danon, Israel's Ambassador to the UN, strongly refutes claims of Israeli aggression, stating that Iran is the true aggressor, spreading radical ideology and building capabilities to destroy Israel. He argues that the military actions are a necessary defense and an act of liberation for the Iranian people, who he believes are grateful for the intervention.

Danon states, 'Iran is the aggressor. Iran is the one who is spreading this radical ideology.' He adds, 'when they look up in the sky and they see the Israeli aircraft and the US air force, they are grateful. They have been waiting for those moments for 47 years. They were oppressed. And today we come to untchain them, to give them the tools to rise up.'

Scott Horton and Daniel Levy argue that Israel's true objective in Iran is not to install a friendly regime but to create chaos, destruction, and state implosion, aligning with a long-standing 'clean break' strategy for regional dominance. Horton details how this strategy, outlined by neoconservatives, aimed to break the 'arch of power' between Iran, Syria, and Hezbollah, even if it meant empowering Iran inadvertently, as seen in the Iraq War.

Horton states, 'What they [Israelis] want to see is civil war. What they want to see is chaos and destruction and Iran taken off the board.' Levy adds, 'the Israeli strategy is not some fairy tale of a of a happy new regime coming into place. It is precisely regime collapse, state implosion, dismantlement, and chaos. Why? Because Israel has been very clear that it has an agenda of regional domination here.'

Doran Spielman, former IDF spokesman, emphasizes Israel's undeniable right to defend itself against decades of Iranian-backed terror. He argues that Iran's funding and training of groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis constitute direct attacks on Israel, making military intervention a necessity, not a choice. He compares the current confrontation to historical battles against evil, like World War II.

Spielman asks, 'At what point does a country have the right to defend its civilians against an enemy country that not only has said it wants to destroy you, but has launched 500 ballistic missiles...?' He states, 'It all leads back to Iran.' He also claims, 'Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump... will go down in history like Churchill and Roosevelt who were the first ones to confront the evil.'

Dr. Fad Isardi from Tehran University asserts that the military actions have backfired, unifying Iranians against the US and Israel rather than inciting an uprising. He highlights the resilience of the country's leadership and people, and points out that US intelligence assessments, which Trump allegedly dismissed, indicated Iran did not have a nuclear weapons program or a decision to pursue one.

Isardi states, 'Netanyahu asked Iranians on the first day of war to come to the streets in millions and they are every night shouting against him and Trump. He has managed to unify Iranians.' He also references the US intelligence community's assessment (available at dni.gov) that 'Iran doesn't have nuclear weapons... doesn't have a nuclear weapon program... and Iranian leaders have not decided to have a nuclear weapon program.'