By Josia Nakash
At the end of the day everything comes down to the narrow personal interests of the leaders – meaning what’s best for their country.
Today I’m writing about this upcoming “international conference meant to resurrect the idea of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which will take place from June 17 to 20 at the UN headquarters in New York. Where “France is determined to advance the implementation of the Two-State solution,” according to the Mission permanente de la France auprès des Nations unies (Permanent Mission of France to the United Nations in New York).
Quoting from the ynet article subtitle that implies the US is no longer Israel’s best friend: The Saudi-French conference in New York will last four days, and at its end a problematic declaration for Israel may be published – in which a number of countries will declare recognition of a Palestinian state. In Paris, they claim: “There will be more than 100 countries.” What is behind Washington’s silence, after a series of problematic events in Israeli-US relations.
My Commentary
When it comes to President Trump of course he’s looking to serve the best interests of America before anything else. To return to their superpower status that was lost in recent years, which served the interests of China. Trump is getting his hands on all kinds of financial resources in the Middle East and the world. We’re all very familiar with how this game works.
Remember what I said when Trump first came back to the Oval Office and did tons of great things for Israel? That it could change at any given moment, because everything he does is calculated purely from a business perspective. And since he was just handed $5 Trillion of business among other things, he’s shifted his perspective on the whole Gaza situation.
Israel Has No One To Depend On
All this reinforces my main point, which is very hard for people to agree with. The point is that everything depends on us here inside Israel. We have no one to depend on except ourselves. The people of Israel and the land of Israel, according to our true historical legacy. Not how we look right now.
We have no one to depend on except ourselves.
No one likes to hear that because it implies we need to take responsibility for something we’re not prepared to. To give of ourselves beyond what we’re used to, if at all. We’ll have to act according to our historical legacy – everything to do with unity, and as a nation with a special role in the world. This is the reality whether we like it or not. We can keep trying to ignore the problem but we’ll never manage to escape our fate. The day will come when we’ll need to give the world answers, so it would be better to deal with this sooner rather than later.
We’ll have to act according to our historical legacy – everything to do with unity, and as a nation with a special role in the world.
My Advice for Trump
No one has called me to the White House to advise President Trump on anything to do with Israel. But if I was invited I would say exactly what I always say – going against Israel in any way may currently be a good move from a business perspective, but ultimately will be bad for Trump personally, and bad for the US in the long run.
Who is leading this whole anti-Israel two-state initiative? French President Emmanuel Macron, who was just very publicly shoved in the face by his wife no less. And coming right after the cocaine on the table scandal. It doesn’t matter that it was just a tissue – the damage has been done. France is also “facing economic warnings and ongoing political uncertainty, including a December government collapse” according to The Economic Times
Who was causing a lot of trouble for Israel before the Trump administration came back to power? Yes, President Biden.
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