Strategy of Israeli Victory Inevitable: Tactics Not Governed by Politics/policy

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Feb 28, 2020 at 11:28

Our esteemed Dr. Pipes has been advocating the precept of Israeli Victory for quite some time; and though this seems antithetical to the vapid world-wide search for a peaceful solution to the perennial problem that is the Middle East; in the final analysis, none that is willing to recognize Israel's ultimate rights to the land and offering true olive branches for the sake of Israel's peace of mind and true security is being offered. What does this mean?
There is only one truth to obtaining Israeli security and peaceful enjoyment of the inheritance promised to the sons of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob: the specifications of this Jewish ideal in contained in only one place. Unfortunately for everyone that does not agree to the complete and full surrender to that ideal, consequences will be summarily meted out. The three primary antagonists listed in this previous observation are among a list of more prominent agencies of controversy, the major enemies in view.
The inflictions of hostilities is inevitable; all of the combat going on right now is preliminary and preparatory to the purging of the animus that surrounds Israel; they are all in deep trouble and are oblivious to what they are letting themselves into as they push and push like lemmings on the ever shrinking cliff they are being led to. It is all part of an ages old plan that has been developing for quite some time and only until recently the issues that have been in the background are now being revealed.
Dr. Pipes has been part of the process of the revelation of these issues and only now are they beginning to make more creditable sense of the unfolding circumstances about ready to explode in the face of those that seek Israel's harm.

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