Reasons for Great Hope Start To Appear in the Mideast After 75 Years of Multilateral Hypocrisy

The Israelis, as Churchill said of Finland in 1940 and Greece in 1941, ‘are showing what free men can do.’

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Israel's Iron Dome air defense system fires to intercept rockets that were launched from Lebanon, as seen from Haifa, September 23, 2024. AP/Baz Ratner

Gruesome though war always is, there are in the current Middle Eastern conflict reasons for great hope for dramatic progress in what has for 75 years been an intractable problem aggravated by multilateral hypocrisy. Almost the entire current peace process is a fraud: meaningless posturing of no relevance to the geopolitical facts.

The sequence of events that culminated in the unspeakable crime of the Hamas invasion of Israel nearly a year ago has been an aggregation of acts and policies of utter hypocrisy until there was no alternative but the radical solution now being imposed by the defense and intelligence forces of Israel.

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