United Nations General Assemby - Measure of Israeli Victory

Submitted by Robert (United States), Nov 12, 2022 at 15:03

There is little chance of breaking the Palestinian cause to destroy Israel under the Banner of a two-State Solution if the United Nations General Assembly continuously votes in favor of Palestinians and against Israel. This international body is representative of the 193 Sovereign Countries (States) of the world. As long as these countries enable Palestinians to believe that Jewish Israel will be wiped off the map there will not be no Peace and therefore a continuous War against the Jews of Israel and Antisemitism against Jews outside of Israel.

It must be Providence that created this situation in order to keep the Jews on their toes. Outside Israel Jews, in Liberal countries such as the United States,will assimilate over time and disappear, or immigrate to Israel and enlarge its Jewish presence.

Israel's international strategy should focus on the Abraham Accords and the Arab states, particularly Saudi Arabia; it is these non-Palestinian Arabs who will reject the Palestinians first, out of hatred. It is these Arabs who clearly see what the Palestinians on the ground have to offer Politically: (1) A Muslim Brotherhood failed state in Gaza ruled by Hamas with Iranian Islamic Jihad positioning to take over when the time it right. (2) In the West Bank a Dictatorship under Abbas and the PA & PLO espousing some sort of (theoretical) representative assembly. Saudi Prince Muhammad Bin Salman clearly sees that these two institutions are a greater threat to the Arab world as it is now organized that the well-run modern state of the Jews in Israel.

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