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The use of power has become limitless, and the conflict between the axes is crossing all lines. The options for everyone are stark – either accept defeat and exit the playing field or engage in an open and bloody confrontation. There are indications of a lack of strategic courage in the axis led by Iran, which has created a state of chaos in the region and excessively used its proxies for political calculations. At a crucial moment, it has failed to defend or protect them. The upcoming strike will be in Tehran, targeting high-ranking figures. Before that, names in Sana'a, Damascus, and Baghdad have been added to the list

Mearsheimer has addressed this; you can look it up for more details.

To all the wise and those seeking balance, compromises, truces, deals, and understandings from all sides: This is not your time. This is a time of madness, stubborn minds, and zero-sum solutions. This is a time for suicidal courage and reckless bravado. Netanyahu will not accept anything less than subjugating the entire region.

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All the Kings in the Arab Gulf except in Yemen , the president of Egypt , King Of Jordan , King of Morocco , in Libya , This is in addition to the American bases in Syria and Iraq.

This could happen if the U.S. were to leave the Middle East and the people overthrew their rulers. But if America stays in the region and continues backing the Arab leaders, they would maintain control over their populations, and things would likely stay as they are. In my view, the U.S. won’t abandon the Middle East anytime soon, as their strategy seems to involve building an "Arab-Israeli NATO" to counter Iran, leveraging existing tensions between Arabs and Persians due to conflicts in Syria and Iraq. { between the Sunnis and the Shiites.}

The U.S. will change its tune on supporting Israel once it starts costing a party an election—signs of that are already popping up, but let’s not rush things, The events of October 7 hit like a DMT for Americans and the world, shaking everything up whether they wanted it or not.

Hezbollah might have a significant missile stockpile capable of hitting Israel, but it’s far from matching Israel's military capabilities. They don’t possess aircraft, air defense systems, an Iron Dome, or the advanced technology that Israel has. Moreover, they lack the backing of a superpower providing weapon supplies, deploying aircraft carriers, and wielding powerful bombs. I'm not saying the resistance in Gaza is weak—far from it. Netanyahu faced a significant defeat against them. He started the conflict by demanding the unconditional return of prisoners and vowed to wipe out Hamas, he failed on both Instead, he amplified Hamas to the point where, listening to the Israeli army, you'd think they were up against the German army of the 1940s. But take a look at a map—Gaza is just a tiny strip, 40 km long, smaller than a suburb in many countries. The relentless targeting of civilians and city destruction? It’s collective punishment, aiming to turn Gaza's people against the resistance. Even after deploying 30,000 soldiers, Israel struggled against a much smaller group of fighters, around 300, fighting in street clothes with little to no supplies. What the resistance achieved in Gaza was nothing short of remarkable. I completely agree with you, and that’s exactly why Israel is aiming to solidify its dominance in the Middle East. With global dynamics shifting and rising powers like China potentially emerging over the next 20-30 years (in my opinion), Israel is working to eliminate regional threats to secure its position. The Arabian Gulf states are relatively weak, Egypt is struggling economically, and Iraq, Syria, and Libya have been devastated—leaving Iran as the main rival. The events of October 7 have given Israel a strategic opportunity to further destroy its enemies while continuing to enjoy unwavering U.S. support. If Netanyahu provokes a conflict with Iran to change its regime or destroy its nuclear facilities, and the U.S. intervenes, he might no longer need American support in the same way going forward—that would be the endgame.

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their passiveness ? lol On October 18, 2023, the United States used its veto power in the United Nations Security Council against a resolution proposed by Brazil that called for a "humanitarian truce" between Hamas and Israel to allow aid into Gaza. On October 26, 2023, Russia submitted a request for a ceasefire in Gaza for humanitarian reasons, but the United States voted against it. On December 8, 2023, the United Arab Emirates, along with 80 other countries, submitted a request for a ceasefire in Gaza. The United States again used its veto power. On December 16, 2023, a resolution calling for a fact-finding mission to investigate alleged "war crimes" by Israel in Gaza was rejected. On February 20, 2024, Algeria, on behalf of the Arab League, submitted a request for a ceasefire and to halt Israeli aggression in Gaza since the start of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle in October 2023. The United States voted against this request using its veto power. And this is up until February 2024 _____ The total aid provided by the United States to Israel since October 7, 2023, is at least $12.5 billion in military assistance, as per a report by the Council on Foreign Relations $3.8 billion from a bill in March 2024. $8.7 billion from a supplemental appropriations act in April 2024. ------- And This is not a new development. The United States has provided the Zionist entity with $300 billion since its establishment. Since the 1970s, it has used its veto power in the United Nations Security Council to block draft resolutions condemning Israeli practices in the occupied Palestinian territories or calling for withdrawal from the territories occupied in 1967. From the earliest sessions of the Security Council until February 2024, the U.S. has used its veto in favor of Israel 45 times. Give the Americans some credit

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With Russia focused on Ukraine , China is opting to stay out of the situation, which is strategically beneficial for them as the United States finds itself once again entangled in the Middle East. Iran, under its new president, is also likely to avoid direct involvement. This leaves Netanyahu as the central player in the region, with the freedom to act as he chooses. If you were in his shoes, how would you navigate this scenario? With advanced aircraft and unlimited support from the United States, Netanyahu is fighting primarily against militias with basic weaponry, making him the most powerful figure in the region. He is capable of handling internal pressure, hailed as a hero in Israel and revered in America, as we seen in Congress. While a Trump win would be more favorable for him, he's ready to work with Kamala Harris if she becomes president. and The next Israeli prime minister is likely to carry on the path Netanyahu has set, and the idea that his far-right government controls him is simply unfounded. Like Ben-Gurion and Shimon Peres, he will go down in history as one of the greatest figures in Israel’s history. i understand Netanyahu

You've been repeating this nonsense for a year — aren't you tired of it? I have much more respect for the right perspective in Israel than this bullshit . They're saying, "Fuck the Palestinians ; they’re savages. This is our land—God gave it to us. We’re stronger than the Palestinians and backed by the Americans, so we’ll do whatever we want. We’re going to take more land to build a greater Israel." This point of view makes more sense than what you're trying to say!

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What is the connection between what you're saying and what Mr. Alon Mizrhari tweet ?" check this :

The publication ban laws in Israel aim to protect issues of national security and security interests by restricting what can be published in the media or online. 1. Publication Ban Orders These orders are used to prevent the media from publishing information on topics considered sensitive to the state's security. These orders are issued by courts or security authorities, such as the "military censor" in the Israeli army, who has censorship authority over the press. 2. Military Censorship There is a system of military censorship in Israel that allows the army to prevent the publication of information that could threaten national security. This censorship is usually imposed on topics related to the military, security operations, and some matters related to foreign policy. 3. Anti-Terrorism Law and National Security Laws These laws include provisions that prohibit publishing any information that could assist in carrying out terrorist acts, be used to incite violence, or threaten state security. 4. Criminal and Civil Liability Violating publication ban laws can result in criminal penalties and financial fines for violators, whether individuals or media organizations. 5. Freedom of the Press vs. Security There is always an ongoing debate in Israel about balancing freedom of the press with the restrictions imposed for the sake of national security. Publication ban laws are a contentious issue, with some viewing them as necessary for state security, while others see them as limitations on freedom of expression and the press. In conclusion, publication ban laws in Israel are strictly enforced in matters of security and defense, with each case being evaluated individually to ensure the protection of national security. This is what your country is selling to the Americans. Even Netanyahu knows it's nonsense. If you believe in this, you're living in an imaginary world with me.

There is a principle that governs Israeli society, and I’d like to explain it to you. It’s called the "Rule of the Deceptive Bully and the Duped Thief." This principle is closely tied to the military censorship imposed on Israeli society from within. What does this mean? The "deceptive bully" refers to the Israeli army, while the "duped thief" represents the settler. To put it simply, there is a mutual exchange between the two. The settler grants legitimacy to the army in return for his silence and strict adherence to the army’s commands, as the real power in Israel lies with the military leadership. In return, the army provides the settler with a sense of security, while the settler remains silent about broader state policies, such as territorial expansion and the treatment of neighboring countries, which are traditionally viewed in Israeli ideology as enemies of Judaism. From this arrangement, the concept of military censorship emerged. This censorship thrives on the settler’s silence about the truth on the ground and his obedience to the army's orders. At the same time, the army turns a blind eye to the settler’s theft and illegal occupation of land. In short, the settler, knowing he is acting unlawfully and feeling both inferior and under constant threat, needs a bully to protect him. His concern isn’t the bully’s morality, but rather ensuring his own survival. The Israeli army is fully aware of the settler’s fears and manipulates them to impose its policies and instructions, even when these instructions are false. For example, when the army says, "Don’t move or take pictures," you comply. When it says, "Don’t speak out or act like a revolutionary concerned about human rights," you follow orders. This explains two significant aspects of Israeli society: First: the absence of any public protests against the army’s massacres and collective violence in Gaza. Despite the mass destruction, not a single demonstration calls for an end to these actions, or questions, "Where are your morals or sense of humanity?" Jews outside of Israel, being free from this controlling relationship, are more capable of expressing dissent. Second: the strict military censorship that entirely prevents the reporting of real material and human losses. This censorship shapes how events are portrayed, and is deeply ingrained in the settler’s daily life—whether in schools, the media, or religious institutions. Once, someone asked me, "Is it really possible that after thousands of rockets and drones, and hundreds of destroyed houses, bases, and vehicles, the result is just 'five minor injuries'?" Of course, the settler doesn’t fully believe this, but he’s forced to accept it as the price for surviving on land he doesn’t own. This relationship has been carefully crafted since the era of Ben-Gurion, and much of Israel’s perceived strength in the Arab imagination is based on this. In reality, however, it’s a fabricated and illusory power. - Sameh Asker

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Netanyahu... Troubled Choices! A year after a furious war, he still believes he can displace the residents of Gaza, and expects others to believe him! Displacement was his first option, and he rallied support for it, but he failed. The Palestinians held onto their land, supported by their Arab brothers, and now he seems cornered. The Gaza war has turned into a quagmire, the northern front won't be a walk in the park, and in the West Bank, the ground is heating up under the feet of his army. Wherever he turns, he finds isolation and anger. He is left with nothing but troubled choices, leading him toward an abyss and pushing his state into an existential crisis. Those who supported Netanyahu in his war realize that he lacks a real strategy and is driven more by a desire for revenge. His defeat in October 2023 left him in a state of delirium and confusion, with his decisions appearing to be a form of suicide. His internal problems are growing, his external crises are becoming more entrenched, and he is swinging between the two without finding a solution, even as the West continues to support him. This has left the ruling system of the state in a state of chaos and disarray. Netanyahu's retreat now would be a defeat, his stagnation a fall, and his advance without a vision is a mixture of madness and suicide. Despite the crimes he continues to commit, he has lost his ability to make decisive moves, and Washington can no longer tolerate his actions, his plans, or his struggles. We are heading towards a series of rolling battles, and those who rush to ignite them will be the first to burn in their fire.

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