Now - Two Evil Thoughts Away from Pending ME Disaster

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Feb 4, 2021 at 19:37

Whatever expectations of preventing a wartime standing in the Middle East that may have been the reasoning of postponing an exercise of forcing concessions from Israel during these pandemic times of unrest that there might have been, are things of the past now. Whatever political protections of the past that Israel enjoyed with certain alliances is out of view now. The conditioned friendships with staunch supporters (certain key figures now out of the picture) of the Jewish Nation are in states of re-evaluation with the new paradigm of world contentions looking at Israel in the decidedly more vulnerable condition.
However close one might wonder when the next shoe will be thrown at Israel, this needs to be the warning that too few are willing to listen to: when it begins, no one in this humanistic world is going to be able to stop it; certainly not a now feckless former ally like the new American Administrative Chief Executive.
Question: what does the world think is going to happen when (1) the Iranian Islamic Regime thinks they can get away with starting the next jihad; and (2) will the EU/UN think they will support an action to force Israel to give up sovereignty over the Biblical heartland?
Not even the supposed honor that the Arabic Abrahamic Accords brought to the table of concessions, thinking the two state solution(s) could be/would be enforceable when that confrontation rears up, will be able to provide the defense against the inevitable hostilities coming from the arrogance that they think they can force Israel out of her ancient homelands.

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