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‘Getting back to normal’ with Biden will likely focus on the perpetuation of US economic dominance and the propping up of ‘coexistence’ groups to push a two-state agenda while lining their pockets.
Although Jonathan Pollard has returned home to the State of Israel, the US Jewish community must find the courage to confront the implications of his story.
The fact that authorities took aggressive measures to keep paramedics and even a Knesset lawmaker away from the accident scene will only increase suspicions that the police caused Sandak’s death.
Psagot bottles featuring an ancient Judean rebel coin alongside the name of the top US diplomat expresses a deep crisis in Israel’s national camp.
While we should feel deep and genuine gratitude for Jonathan’s freedom and look forward to his arrival home in Israel, we should not overlook the deep educational value of his story to the Jewish people.
The time may be ripe to start returning and rebuilding the Jewish communities of northern Samaria destroyed by Ariel Sharon in 2005.
It’s naive to see the Trump administration as a ‘fascist regime’ and Biden as a savior restoring the US to liberal democratic sanity. Biden represents the very system & policies that led to the rise of Trump.
Donald Trump’s Middle East ‘peace’ has opened the door to the proliferation of more advanced weaponry to be sold to the Semitic Region, leading to increased profits for Lockheed Martin.
Without endorsing Donald Trump or Joe Biden, it’s worth exploring potential scenarios for the State of Israel in the event that either candidate wins.
Jews trying to persuade one another that Jewish interests depend on either Biden or Trump winning the US election are having the wrong conversation.
The interests of the Semitic peoples demand a decrease in US hegemony & a decrease in weapons sales but the Trump team has found ways to sell arms & contain China’s influence through ‘peace’
While attacks on the prime minister are coming from all directions, it’s clear that the most dangerous political threat to the Likud stems from the Yamina party’s sudden dramatic rise in the polls.