Presure of Increasing Defensive Strategies in Order to Keep Israel Safe in View of Mounting Hostilities

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Aug 25, 2022 at 18:19

Determining where the next breach of peaceful intentions (if and when any consider giving Israel a break) from the raging hostilties of a world that does not yet realize why protecting Israel should be a priority for all concerned, one need not look all that far to comprehend where the greatest threat is coming from.
The premise of an Israeli victory is all well and good: but who really, except for the exceptional friends of Israel, actually buy the idea that Israel needs the world's assurances of peaceful existence in order to have a world-wide peace for all. Not many are signing up for that except in feigned support, which will evaporate the moment the circumstances of Israel's enemies gain some form of advantage appears viable.
Folks, those circumstances are here: the Iranian Islamic Regime is unquestionably leading the current hotileites\, followed by the other contenders of like beliefs in thinking Israel must surrender for the odds that are against them. But there's the rub; Israel has defied teh odds from 1948 and no one is willing to admit to why for teh sake of not betraying the promised outrage to an indentured 'Palestinian' population, held in servitude to a lie that has been promulgated since before Israel was reinstated to its promised land as children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Therein lays the premise of the Israeli victory, the failure of which to recognize as the destiny of the land will be the ruin of many. And yet, the hostilties rage.......more and more...

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