David Hurset: Gaza will end Netanyahu

In an article comparing Zionist crimes with US strategic mistakes in the Vietnam War, British media reported that the war would not only defeat the occupation regime but to the end of its prime minister’s political life.

“Liberal Ierveionism” was a disaster, “said David Hurst, a promine Middel I -I -I -Ist analyst, Donald Trump in Saudi Arabia. He said that couries cannot be broken and rebuilt; And Russia, Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Yemen, are all evidence of this fact. Trump stopped bombing Yemen and canceled decades of sanctions on Syria; The move in practice blocked the Zionist regime’s main route for regional domination: one to break up in Syria and the other the beginning of the war with Iran.

However, Iran has repeatedly faced the same scenario, and experience has shown that what the US preside promises is very differe from what he performs.

Among those who were surprised by Trump’s sudden announceme of the lifting of Syrian sanctions were his own officials at the US Treasury. Apparely stopping this complex structure of sanctions against Syria, which began in year 6, is not easy, neither fast nor comprehensive.

Among these obstacles are the “Syrian civilian protection law” that requires a congressional vote to cancel; Although Trump can suspend some of it under the pretext of national security. The sanctions themselves are also a combination of executive orders and legal approvals that the lecturers may take mohs. In addition, there is still the possibility of returning to the previous policy.

Tel Aviv’s unwillingness to end the war and freedom of captives

During Trump’s trip to the region, while the glorious show of wealth in Riyadh and Doha, the Zionist regime celebrated the anniversary of Nakabat in year 2 by killing Palestinians in Gaza.

Last Wednesday was one of the bloodiest days in Gaza since the unilateral cancellation of the Zionist regime. Nearly 5 people were killed. Bombs landed near the European Hospital in Khaes; The attack aimed at Mohammed Sanwar, the Hamas operational leader in Gaza, has not yet been confirmed.

“Just before Israel resumed its attacks on March 5, Hamas’s political leadership had agreed to a proposal by the Americans that, in exchange for the release of more hostages, the ceasefire was renewed – though there was no guaraee of the end of the war … To. “

According to the report, Sanwar’s possible assassination shows the fact that Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has no ieion of bringing the remaining prisoners back to their homes; Because the prisoners’ agreeme requires an active command structure among Hamas forces.

Netanyahu’s mission in Gaza – that is, bombing and hungry to 1.5 million Palestinians to drive them out of the region – it has become so obvious that even the iernational community, despite all its passivity and denials, can no longer ignore it.

“What other evidence do you need for the victims and those whose voices have been shut down,” said at a Security Council meeting? “Will you now take a decisive action to preve genocide and respect iernational humanitarian law?”

French Preside Emmanuel Macron described the Zionist regime’s policy in Gaza as “embarrassing”. In his speech to parliame, Spain Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez also called the regime a “genocide governme” and insisted that Madrid had no “economic exchanges with such a governme.”

The great Arab betrayal

However, no word was heard of the public condemnation of the Zionist regime’s crimes in Gaza by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Emirates Preside Mohammed bin Zayed, or Qatar’s Emir Tamim bin Hamad al -Thani. The show was a huge betrayal of the Palestinians in the Persian Gulf; But as they know well, the Arab rulers have a long history of leaving them.

In the past, it usually took a few mohs or years after military failure to do so. For example, after the war, it took time for Arab leaders to talk about the peaceful solution for the West Bank and Gaza. But today, they leave the real heroes of the Arab world right at a time when they are being hungry and bombed.

Acknowingering, by acknowledging some of the capabilities of Hamas and Hezbollah, Hurst states that these resistance movemes have not suffered deadly blows. Hamas is still active on the battlefield, as the Zionist army’s casualties in Gaza show less reported in the media. In addition, the spirit of resistance in Gaza has not yet failed.

Date is repeated

Comparing the Gaza War and the Vietnam War, the analyst writes: “The military power used by Israel in Gaza today is far from what” John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon used, more. The United States in Vietnam had been poured about 5 tonnes of explosives per square kilometer, but Israel in Gaza has so far poured 2 tonnes per square kilometer; The figure is 5 times more. “

Hurst believes that the Zionist regime in Gaza repeats the same mistake that America made in Vietnam. As US military operations against Vietnam were useless, the Zionist regime’s efforts to destroy Hamas will also be useless. He pois out that the United States also did not make a difference between the military and civilians in the Vietnam War and ordered the soldiers to kill anyone.

On the other hand, there are other similarities between today’s war in Gaza and the Vietnam War in Year 2: first protests and its iense suppression at American universities, and the other “humanization” of the enemy by the US armies and the Zionist regime before committing crime.

Following the massacre of “Myla” in the year when about four defenseless civilians were killed within hours, the American General William Westmoreland said “life is worthless for the Vietnamese.” “The people of the Far East do not value human life as much as the West,” he said. The leaders of the Zionist regime, however, have gone far beyond Westmoreland, and the Palestinians describe the animal!

“As the Vietnam War ended the presidency of Johnson and Nixon, the Gaza war will end Netanyahu’s and its poteial successor, Naftali Bennett,” the author of the article goes on to say. “The resources in the UK that are regularly linked to Netanyahu are serious because of cancer.”

According to Hurst, two factors ended the Vietnam War and more than a ceury of the people’s struggle to get rid of the colonial domination: the first will of the Vietnamese, and the second public opinion in the United States.

Hurst emphasizes that these two factors will eveually lead the Palestinian people to their independe state: their will to stay and live in their land, and public opinion in the West, which is rapidly changing against the Zionist regime.

“Follow these changes carefully,” he writes. This change in public opinion has now penetrated the political right and has been well -established in the left wing. The legitimate criticism of the genocide can no longer be extinguished with the label of Judaism. This trick is no longer effective. “This war is taking place both in Palestine, and in the hearts and minds of the Western people – where the Zionist project was born and strongly depende on it.”

The analyst writes at the end that just as the United States won many battles in Vietnam but lost the war, the Zionist regime may have won tactical victory in any battle in Gaza, but will lose the war.

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