The United States and Israel want to use the Kurds in Iran as a proxy against the Iranian government. According to Axios:
President Trump spoke by phone with Kurdish leaders in Iraq on Sunday to discuss the U.S.-Israel war with Iran and what might come next, three sources with knowledge of the calls told Axios.
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Netanyahu, who “has been relentless” in urging strikes on and regime change in Iran, first advocated for the Kurds in a White House meeting with Trump.
“When he first came over and sat with Trump for hours, you would have thought Netanyahu had it all figured out,” the official said.
“”He had the successor planned out. He had the Kurds all figured out: Two sets of Kurdish groups here and there. This many people are going to rise up,” the official added.
If the Kurds rise up in Iran, Turkey will feel threatened by the Kurdish separatists living within Turkish borders, and will thus use the presence of Kurdish rebels in Iran as a pretext to militarily enter Iran. Israel thinks it has everything figured out, but its hubris will be to its own demise. No matter what happens, Israel will lose.
If the US and Israel decide to use the Kurds as a proxy against the Iranian government, Turkey will say, ‘There are Kurdish terrorists on our border, we cannot allow them to infiltrate our country and work with Kurdish terrorists against the integrity and security of our country.’ Turkey will then deploy troops into northern Iran. Plus, the majority of the people living in northern Iran are Azeri Turks, so the Turkish government could then say that they are of the same blood and thus will work to establish Greater Turkey. If you think this is far fetched, then just look at Syria. The United States empowered and backed the YPG in Syria against ISIS. The US also rebranded the YPG into the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). These Kurdish separatists were deemed as terrorists by the Turkish government especially given their ties to the PKK Kurdish terrorist group within Turkey. The SDF effectively created a Kurdish state in northeastern Syria, and Turkey was not going to stand for this. Turkey wants to unite all of Syria under Ankara, and this will not be possible with a Kurdish state-within-a-state in Syria. Ankara sent thousands of troops into the Idlib province in northern Syria to create a buffer zone against Kurdish separatists. The Idlib province effectively became an extension of Turkey; the people there have to use Turkish currency, and are under Turkish military occupation and governance. Because the SDF was being backed by the United States, you would think the US would not allow Turkey to vanquish these Kurdish fighters who have been, for decades, loyal to the United States. But you would be wrong. In the name of fighting Syria, the Turkish military backed the Syrian army against the SDF and defeated them. The US’s envoy to Syria, Tom Barrack, said that the SDF as the “primary anti-ISIS force on the ground” has “largely expired”. The US threw the Kurds under the bus to please Turkey. Israel was against this, hoping to use the Kurds as a hinderance to Turkey’s mission of uniting Syria under Ankara. But not even Israel could stop the US from allowing Turkey to vanquish the SDF and further advance Turkish expansion within Syria. So, if the US is willing to allow Turkey to crush the Kurds in Syria (even after using the Kurds), then the US will also have no issue in allowing the Turks to expand in Iran even against the very Kurds it is using as a proxy against the Iranian government.
If there is regime change in Iran, then you will have a Nato-aligned Iran that will deepen its military ties with Turkey under the green light of the Americans who will not hinder such a deepening of the Turko-Iranian partnership because such an axis would be seen as a perfect proxy against the Russians and Chinese. If there is societal chaos in Iran, Turkey will be allowed to enter Iran in the name of ‘bringing stability to the region’ with the applause of the United States since Turkey is the second largest member of NATO. If the regime is intact, Turkey will continue to deepen its security ties with Iran against Israel regardless. Right now, both the Israelis and the Gulf Arabs are joining forces against Iran, leaving Turkey isolated in the Middle East. To avoid this isolation, Turkey will get closer to Iran. The Arabs working with the Israelis shows that the Gulf Arabs are in bed with “the Jews,” and this makes them hated by the Islamic world, on top of the fact that they did nothing to help the Gazans from being mass murdered by Israel. A Turko-Iranian axis will war against the Judeo-Arab coalition, with the latter being destroyed to the rejoicing of the world, with humanity saying, ‘The murderous Jewish regime is no more. Jerusalem, that harlot city with whom the kings of the earth sleep, the one who brought into these destructive wars in the Middle East — it has fallen, it has fallen.’
The only country actually fighting Israel is Iran, giving it absolute preeminence in the Islamic world. Turkey, having aspirations for empire, does not want to lose out in this prestige. Thus, it is strategically best for Turkey to join forces with Iran against Israel than to simply be on the side of the Gulf Arabs. Moreover, Turkey and Israel are both vying over Syria, with both countries having soldiers in the Levantine country. Both Israel and Turkey have vowed that they will not leave Syria. Turkey sees Syria as a part of its sphere of influence, and Israel wants to control the entirety of the Golan Heights. If Turkey is going to establish its neo-Ottoman empire, it will have to show its strength against Israel and take control of the entirety of Syria, thus making a clash between Israel and Turkey inevitable. Forming a Turko-Iranian axis is thus ideal for the Turks against Israel. With Iran, Turkey has a direct land route into Central Asia, and this is vital if Turkey is going to fulfill its vision of a pan-Turkic union of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan. Iran borders right with Turkmenistan, thus making it a required territory for Turkey to fulfill what it envisages: a pan-Turkic bloc led by Ankara. Thus, it is necessary for Turkey — regime change or not — to deepen ties with Iran. A Turko-Iranian axis against Israel will be revered by not just the Islamic world, but by the world in general; most of humanity hates Israel especially after its slaughterhouse of Gaza. Right now, Iran is pounding Israel, and the world is rejoicing :
When Turkey does become an even bigger power, Israel will be more under threat, and it will not be able to get help from the Americans because they will not want to go against a vital ally against the Russians. Plus, geopolitically Turkey is vital, given its control over Russia’s only access to the Mediterranean from the Black Sea and its massive influence over the Central Asian Turkic countries. These Turkic countries are demanded by the US for their virtually endless supplies of natural gas and oil, hence why NATO wants to control Iran since its a massive land route into Central Asia. In fact, when Trump was determining whether or not to go to war against Iran, he was told about the necessity to control Iran due to it bordering with Central Asia. According to RT:
According to leaks, Trump hesitated before authorizing the attack. He was persuaded by the promise of enormous gains: Control over the Gulf, leverage across territories stretching from the Caucasus to Central Asia, and new commercial opportunities aligned with his worldview. On paper, the logic is compelling. In reality, these projects rarely unfold as planned.
Both Turkey and Iran are adjoined to the South Caucasus, and even had a proxy war over Nagorno-Karabakh, with the Turks backing the Azeris and the Iranians backing the Armenians. The Turks won that proxy war, giving a victory to NATO and weakening Iran in the South Caucasus. If NATO takes over Iran, it will thus have full access to the South Caucasus, control over the Strait of Hormuz, and a massive land route directly into Central Asia. Turkey, in this case, will be chosen to control Iran and Central Asia. Turkey will get its pan-Turkic bloc and the US will have access to the endless resources. With full dominance over Central Asia, Europe could then import natural gas and oil from Central Asia and Azerbaijan and Turkey will be the main transit route by which to transport energy from Central Asia directly into the rest of Europe, bypassing and thus further isolating the Russians.
So the US cannot afford to lose Turkey, not even for its beloved Israel. So, when the war between Turkey and Israel finally erupts, Israel will be left to fend for itself, and the next Shoah, under the hands of the Turks and Iranians, will be inevitable, and the world will rejoice.
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