Tag: Israel

[Th]e real challenge for the Board of Peace will be forcing Netanyahu to yield and embrace the plan and its requirements fully and unconditionally.

[W]hat Netanyahu has come to realize is that Trump has effectively stripped him of any cards he once held relating to Gaza.

Trump’s foreign policy is neither ideological nor institutional. It is centralized, personality-driven and oriented toward visible, near-term wins.

If this electoral gridlock [in domestic policy] does occur, it may well result in Trump — like several other reelected presidents of recent decades — increasingly turning to foreign policy.

[T]he hostility of the Zionist United States and its war against all humanity ... has been laid bare.

It would be a mistake to assume that Netanyahu dictates Trump’s Middle East agenda. It would also be a mistake to allow Netanyahu to tailor American priorities to Israel’s political and military actions in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria.

Israel is weaponizing the Christian faith to enforce a foreign political agenda on the American people.

Israel [needs] to move from basing relations with the U.S. on a concept of shared values to basing relations on Israel's value as an asset to the U.S.

It is either the American “applying pressure” or the Israeli “being pressured,” per the ubiquitous epithets of the moment.

The U.S.-Israeli duo is ruthless, deeply ethnocidal, full of arrogance and replete with religious and racial hatred.