Trump’s neo-con turn on Iran
As talk of nuclear threats gives way to promises of ‘help’, the Bush-era logic of regime change re-emerges.

As talk of nuclear threats gives way to promises of ‘help’, the Bush-era logic of regime change re-emerges.









Israel’s covert operations in Iran spark allegations of destabilising protests as tensions escalate.










US President Donald Trump has said “help is on the way” for anti-government protesters in Iran.
The unprecedented convergence of internal and external pressures makes these protests distinct.
After more than two years of a genocidal war, wounded and traumatised Palestinian children stare at an uncertain future.
As protests continue, Iran and the US seem to hint at readiness for war.
In October 2024, Israel passed a law banning the agency for Palestinian refugees in Israel and occupied East Jerusalem.
![President Donald Trump speaks as Bill Ford, Executive Chairman of Ford, left, and Jim Farley, CEO of Ford, listen during a tour of the Ford River Rogue complex, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026, in Dearborn, Mich. [Evan Vucci/AP Photo]](/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/AP26013667056741_cropped-1768332724.jpg?resize=730%2C410&quality=80)
US President Donald Trump said the death toll from protests in Iran is too high.

At least six people were killed after heavy rain flooded tents and collapsed homes sheltering displaced Gazan families.