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Political Analyst, Journalist, and Documentary Filmmaker.
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.
Syria’s enemies are not the same as those of the Israelis, because the enemies of the Israelis include the Syrians themselves, along with the Palestinians, Lebanese, Jordanians, Egyptians, Iraqis, and others.
Alleged US-Israeli tensions are largely theatrical, masking continued bipartisan support and strategic alignment behind the scenes.
Robert Inlakesh discusses how Syria’s new leadership under Ahmad al-Sharaa is courting normalization with "Israel" from a position of weakness, enabling Zionist expansion into southern Syria while abandoning Palestinian and national resistance.
Although the explosions caused by their US-supplied bombs let off a sense of superiority, they truly indicate that the Israelis are lost and incapable of finding a way to victory.
When anyone stands up to help the people of Gaza, they are also subjected to a smaller dose of the same punishment.
Robert Inlakesh warns that a US-led ground war in Yemen to seize Hodeidah would be a catastrophic blunder, empowering Ansar Allah and destabilizing the region for Israeli interests.
Robert Inlakesh explores how any U.S. military confrontation with Iran could unleash a multi-front regional war, where Gaza becomes a decisive wild card with the potential to shift the balance against “Israel”.
