On Wednesday, more than 80 people were killed in a bombing attack carried out while people were gathered to attend a memorial ceremony in Iran for Qasem Soleimani, an Iranian military terrorist leader killed in US drone attack exactly four years ago. Now ISIS is claiming credit for the attack, which occurred at Soleimani's tomb, and the mullahs in Teheran are promising quick retaliation.
Oh boy! A war between Iran and ISIS? Who do we root for in this one? Who will Hamas support?
My biggest fear now is that President Biden will dispatch our hapless Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, to the Middle East to try and negotiate peace between the two parties.
I wonder if protests will now break out on American university campuses blaming Israel. Palestinian-supporting professors can call it a case of "intersectionality", where all conflicts and problems lead back to the Zionist state. My guess is that unless they want to blame this on Israel or the US, there will be no protests on our campuses. The little rascals, as we know, have "other commitments".
So it's game on between Iran and ISIS. They may not be paying attention at Harvard, but I'm going to enjoy this one!
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