Finally, the third part of this evil Triangle of War-Mongers can be seen in the event happening in Syria which also occurred around the same time as the events denoting the first and second side of the triangle.

On the day Jolani celebrates the first anniversary of the fall of Assad, there were reports on the first confrontations between Syria and Israel in which for the first time Syrian forces broke through Israeli checkpoints inside Syria.

There was all round jubilations and euphoria as finally it shows Jolani has the gut to fight Israel which is invading Syria.

But on further examination, the Syrian forces passed through the checkpoints without any resistance from Israeli soldiers manning the checkpoints, and just a few metres after the Syrian convoys had passed, the Israeli soldiers began firing at the civilians gathered to see the rejuvenated Syrian forces on their way to fight Israel without even stopping to protect the civilians.

This is all wayang (theatre) as it is a prelude for a joint showdown between the US, Israel and Syria on one hand and Lebanon on the other hand to prevent Hezbollah from rendering assistance to Iran in the upcoming US/Israel-Iran war.

There could be an overlap between this side of the triangle and the second side. It now makes more sense why the Central Bank of Iraq listed Hezbollah and Ansarullah as terrorists a few days ago.

The publication of the list in the official gazette has made it legally binding, and all Iraqi financial and judicial institutions are obliged to implement it.

Analyst Ali Reza Majidi says the Central Bank of Iraq’s decision to list Hezbollah and Ansarullah as terrorist groups is still legally in effect despite Iraqi officials calling it a “mistake”.

Also despite Iraqi prime minister ordering a fact-finding committee to investigate this mistake, no formal amendment has been issued — so the listing remains valid.

Finally if a triangle can have four sides, the fourth will be this piece of news on Telegram news channel – the visit of Taiwan’s deputy foreign minister Francois (sounds so French) Wu who made an official visit to Israel in recent weeks as Taipei seeks closer security cooperation.

Perhaps we can expect the pager and walkie-talkie incidents in Lebanon last year to recur during the upcoming US/Israel-Iran war.

So now we see why Israel is very fond of the word, “inevitable” – war with Iran is inevitable, war with Lebanon is inevitable and war with Syria is inevitable.

And perhaps what remains unsaid by Israel is that its own end is also inevitable.

Just saying …