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Roaming Daniel's avatar

A great read. As for Haviv Gur’s comments, it’s not hard to imagine a future in which Iran launches a nuclear-tipped warhead at Israel, Israel uses some yet-to-be-developed technology to intercept it before it reaches its target, and the warhead detonates over a sparsely populated area of Iraq or Jordan. Yet somehow, Israel ends up bearing much of the blame for the resulting fallout simply because it dared to defend itself.

In a world where cause and effect can be so thoroughly inverted, it’s not surprising that many Israeli politicians, and many Israeli voters, place little weight on what the outside world thinks.

Pearl Grundland's avatar

Brilliant insight and analysis. Sadly and once again Israel is left alone to clean up the mess left behind by so many who just should known better. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Ruth Kraus's avatar

Love all your articles! It's all the fault of Moses. As you know, he stuttered. When God asked him where he wants to take his people, he sttttammered CCCANAAN...HE MEANT CANADA!!! OH WELL.

michael holt's avatar

Knowledgeable, brilliant. Thanks 🙏

SHERKIN LANGER's avatar

You are so spot on and brilliant.

Thank you for another history lesson that we may have forgotten.

Always excellent and thought provoking.

Keep writing. ✍️