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Political Analyst, Journalist, and Documentary Filmmaker.
The Israelis will not allow for 3.3 million Palestinians to live in what the regime considers “Israel’s biblical heartlands”; they seek “Greater Israel” with as few Palestinians there as possible.
The US and "Israel" are escalating preparations for a wider regional war with Iran and Hezbollah, raising the risk of a full-scale West Asian conflict with potentially global repercussions.
Robert Inlakesh argues that "Israel’s" shifting military plans in Gaza, each sold as “decisive”, have failed, exposing that the occupation strategy is neither practical nor winnable.
Robert Inlakesh argues that Syria’s normalization with "Israel" has eroded its sovereignty, deepened instability, and turned it into a tool of US-Israeli policy; a cautionary tale for the Arab world.
In his article, Robert Inlakesh argues that US efforts to disarm Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iraq's PMU are detached from regional realities and will fail, risking greater instability instead of peace.
In his scathing piece, Robert Inlakesh argues that Donald Trump’s foreign policy is simply an intensified version of Joe Biden’s: cloaked in populist bluster but rooted in the same imperialist goals.
The Israelis are now stuck, because their extremist Jewish Supremacist regime does not align with the values of the majority of people across the collective West.
The joint US-Israeli attacks on Iran mark the collapse of the post-WW2 international order, with blatant violations of the UN Charter, disregard for international law, and the silencing of global institutions meant to uphold peace and justice.
Robert Inlakesh argues that "Israel’s" strike on Iran has backfired, triggering a broader regional war that could lead to the liberation of Al‑Quds.
Threat after threat came, yet the only thing that continued to materialize was airstrikes that targeted civilians in Gaza.
