Middle East Countries Declare Neutrality Over Iran-Israel Feud, Will Not Get Involved

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Kuwait have declared "neutrality" and will NOT allow the U.S. to use their air bases to attack Iran.

The sudden change in status will make it very much harder for Israel and the U.S. to bring a fight to Iran; a fight that is clearly pending.

Israel claims that Iran is supplying Hezballah, in Lebanon, with weaponry being used to attack Israel. Hezballah says they are attacking Israel because Israel is committing Genocide in the Gaza Strip and must stop immediately.

Israel denies they are committing Genocide, instead saying they are "defending themselves" from HAMAS, who launched a series of terrorist attacks upon Israel one year ago on October 7, killing approximately 1200 Israelis. The record, however, shows otherwise.

Since the attacks against Israel on October 7 last year, at the very least, forty-one-thousand men, women and children have been killed in the Gaza strip from Israel using fighter jets to drop 2,000 pound bombs on apartment buildings, schools, hospitals and refugee camps.

Just this past week, authorities in the Gaza Strip stunned the world when they pointed out that almost all of the bombed structures remain flattened piles of rubble into which rescuers cannot go because of the ongoing bombing, and the severely degraded surrounding infrastructure. As such, they say, it is now entirely feasible that the number of dead is actually between two-hundred thousand and three-hundred-thousand!

They just don't know because they can't sift through the rubble.

The Situation caused the country of South Africa to bring a lawsuit to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at the Hague, in the Netherlands, charging Israel with Genocide.