LA NOTIZIA: Rharrit lo aveva previsto, bombe da Gaza all’Iran

Hala Rharrit si era dimessa dal Dipartimento di Stato nell’aprile del 2024, in protesta. Aveva messo per iscritto che il genocidio a Gaza avrebbe prodotto una guerra regionale con l’Iran se Washington non avesse contenuto Israele. Nessuno l’aveva ascoltata. Il 28 febbraio 2026, Israele e gli Stati Uniti hanno attaccato l’Iran. Khamenei è morto. La regione brucia.
Il 5 marzo, il ministro delle Finanze israeliano Bezalel Smotrich si è recato al confine nord con il Libano e ha pubblicato un video. «Dahiyeh sembrerà presto Khan Younis», ha detto, dopo che l’esercito aveva ordinato l’evacuazione immediata dei sobborghi meridionali di Beirut. Khan Younis: città del sud di Gaza dove l’Agenzia Anadolu documenta oltre 72.000 morti, 172.000 feriti, il 90% delle infrastrutture civili distrutte. Smotrich non ha citato Khan Younis come esempio di tragedia. L’ha usata come unità di misura. Come parametro di produzione bellica.
Human Rights Watch ha dichiarato il 5 marzo che l’ordine di evacuazione sui sobborghi di Beirut «solleva gravi rischi di violazioni del diritto internazionale umanitario». La stessa formulazione usata per Gaza. Le stesse organizzazioni. Lo stesso protocollo che in due anni non ha fermato niente.
A Gaza, intanto, padre Ibrahim Faltas ha detto all’ANSA il 6 marzo: «Gaza è dimenticata». I valichi restano chiusi. L’ONU è riuscita a far entrare 570.000 litri di diesel da Kerem Shalom, ha dichiarato il portavoce Dujarric, ma Rafah rimane sbarrato. Nei mercati di Deir el-Balah, i civili non fanno più scorte. Sono stanchi di sperare in un confine che si apre e si chiude secondo le esigenze militari altrui.
Il genocidio a Gaza non era un episodio isolato: era la prima pagina di un manuale. Smotrich lo ha citato in pubblico come modello. Rharrit lo aveva scritto due anni fa. Non la cercò nessuno.
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Rharrit had predicted, bombs from Gaza to Iran.

Hala Rharrit had resigned from the State Department in April 2024, in protest. She had written that the genocide in Gaza would produce a regional war with Iran if Washington had not contained Israel. No one had listened to her. On February 28, 2026, Israel and the United States attacked Iran. Khamenei died. The region is burning.

On March 5th, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich visited the northern border with Lebanon and published a video. “Dahiyeh will soon be like Khan Yunis,” he said, after the army had ordered the immediate evacuation of the southern Beirut suburbs. Khan Yunis: the southern city of Gaza, where Anadolu Agency documents over 72,000 deaths, 172,000 injuries, and 90% of civilian infrastructure destroyed. Smotrich did not cite Khan Yunis as an example of tragedy. He used it as a measure. As a metric for war production.

Human Rights Watch stated on March 5th that the evacuation order in Beirut’s suburbs “raises serious risks of violations of international humanitarian law.” The same formulation used for Gaza. The same organizations. The same protocol that, in two years, has not stopped anything.

In Gaza, meanwhile, Father Ibrahim Faltas told ANSA on March 6th: “Gaza is forgotten.” The crossings remain closed. The UN managed to get 570,000 liters of diesel through Kerem Shalom, Dujarric’s spokesman stated, but Rafah remains blocked. In the markets of Deir el-Balah, civilians no longer stockpile. They are tired of hoping for a border that opens and closes according to the needs of others.

The genocide in Gaza was not an isolated incident: it was the first page of a manual. Smotrich quoted it publicly as a model. Rharrit had written it two years ago. No one looked for her.

Rharrit's article predicted, bombs from Gaza to Iran

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