Trump Threatened Iran Again = And Israel Is Freaking Out

Donald Trump has publicly urged unrest inside Iran while pairing that encouragement with threats of force - red lines very much crossed. Right, so Donald Trump has publicly urged Iranians to escalate unrest while pairing that encouragement with threats of force, and Israel’s Mossad has used intelligence-linked channels to address Iranians directly in Farsi, urging mobilisation, and that combination has just removed a shortcut a lot of people rely on when they talk about “outside concern” versus interference. The assumption that powerful states are merely commenting, merely watching, merely reacting, no longer holds, because the President of the United States and Israel’s foreign intelligence service have stepped into another country’s internal crisis in public and done so without even pretending otherwise. That breaks the comfort that whatever happens next can be treated as accidental, reluctant, or misread. It also breaks the media habit of pretending this is still just about protests rather than about who is shaping the conditions around them. Once Trump frames unrest as something to push, and once Mossad-linked messaging signals directly into the street, the idea that outside interference isn’t happening stops working, and a lot of confident narratives people have been leaning on quietly suddenly get binned, because they no longer work. Right, so as we know, Donald Trump has publicly encouraged unrest inside Iran all while threatening force, and Israeli intelligence-linked channels have directly urged Iranians to take to the streets. Not protests, not slogans, not speculation, but named actors acting in public, speaking directly into another country’s internal crisis, even as the truth is the protests have been winding down.