Further Analytics in Assessment of Cost Leading to Israeli Victory

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Jul 8, 2021 at 11:58

We read today of a 'Palestinian' family suffering the lost of their home for reasons of the head of household bearing malevolent actions in murdering Israeli citizens; and for all intents and purposes, the State of Israel is made out to be the 'bad guys' for attempting to bring the full weight of legal authority in a determination of culpability for that head of household who needs to be brought to justice. Everybody except the family of the victim of a shooting spree, but including the American 46th Administrative Chief Executive's Consul upbraids the action of, for the lack of a better term-reciprocity, but who brings solace to the victim and his family?
Here is irony; the American 46th Administration is in its own from of hot water for not bringing law and order home; so it's no wonder they side with the perpetrator and his unfortunate family. Multiply this times how many times a 'Palestinian' acts, either independently, or in collusion to the malevolent intentions that are so pervasive in Israel, one cannot spend more than a few minutes before another act of violence shatters any momentary sense of calm and everyone edges closer to the brink of total disaster. What is the cost of that?
It is becoming more apparent that the enemies of Israel do not care how much they think it will cost, even to the point of being oblivious that it will cost them more, if not all, in order to promote and agitate towards keeping Israel on edge all the time. But a time is approaching when Israel will achieve its peace; the cost by that time will be incalculable, yet the enemies of Israel will have spent their entire time in a delusion of deficit thinking in which they will never see why their ideologies set them on a path of defeat for the sake of their hatred; they are their own worst enemies and really, they do not understand why.

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