When it comes to Israel’s existence, one could easily conclude that the neo-liberal ideology intrinsic to American leftists perpetually leads to opposition. This was only too apparent throughout the combined twelve-year tenure of the Obama-Biden administration. Given this, Israel should be readying itself for potential renewed hostilities under a resurgent left-wing American leadership. Their return to power could transpire in 2028 or even later, mainly due to the pervasive influence of the left-liberal zeitgeist in various US institutions, such as public education, academia, and mainstream media, among others.
The left’s insatiable dedication to what they perceive as a utopian world isn’t just an ideologically driven pursuit. Evidently, it’s a deeply entrenched conviction intrinsic to their progressive value systems. Even a Trump reelection wouldn’t be potent enough to douse these fervently held beliefs. Why one might ask? The closed shop mentality of the authoritarian American left, offering little room for dissenting opinions from their inviolate progressive doctrines, comes into focus here.
In recent memory, a predisposition from the American left has shown a trend to bolster the ascendancy of ill-prepared leaders onto the global platform. Take for example, the Obama-Biden duo; arguably under-equipped, their tenures were marked by adverse outcomes for Israel. The thought of a potential President Kamala Harris facing a possible nuclear-armed Iran is just as unsettling. Compounding this potentially dire scenario, this hypothetical administration would likely hinder Israel from any proactive self-defense measures.
For Israel to counter a probable pro-anti-Israel left-wing regime in the White House, building alliances with countries upholding similar value systems is crucial. This is especially pertinent given the disappearance of the shared values that once preserved Europe and America’s support for Israel. Today, these western leaders, characterized by an apparent disdain for historical learning and general intelligence, are leading their nations towards global insignificance.
An imaginary prediction of 2025 paints a shocking picture. Powers like the United Kingdom, France, and Germany could be reduced to the global influence level of obscure Amazonian tribes or African villagers. The West’s declining relevance would prompt Israel to reassess its alignment with these nations. Would countries on such trajectories be the most suitable allies for Israel? That’s a question worth pondering.
Shifting away from the toxic ambivalence of a potential left-leaning White House is critical. A regime aiming to manipulate Israel’s battles, dictate its foreign policy, or endeavour to depose an elected premier during a time of existential crisis, indicates a pressing need for new partnerships. Israel must endeavour to sever its dependence on an unstable America and a faltering Western Europe.
How can this transition be achieved? The answer lies in instigating a pivot towards self-sustainability, enhancing armament production capabilities, and reaching out to Asian nations for co-developing advanced military technology. Balancing relationships with Western nations whilst fostering relations in the East could be a strategic blueprint.
Looking back at Israel’s operations in Lebanon and Iran, it’s apparent that nothing commands respect and engagement like success. Globally, nations covertly vie for Israel’s top-notch defense equipment, sophisticated combat aircraft, missile guidance systems, and overall combat proficiency, realising the inevitable advantage these items bring to the table.
Parallelly, countries in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa are keen to deepen ties with Israel. But Israel must candidly comprehend the West’s deterioration; the downfall of Christianity, the rise of woke cults, degraded education systems, mindless conformities, and an overall distaste for learning.
Nevertheless, as Jews, despairing about the future isn’t an option. Survival necessitates the understanding and intelligent response to global shifts. For Israel, replacing reliance on an increasingly self-destructive West with new alliances in Asia, Africa, and other supportive nations, is a way forward towards an eliminable future.
Strongly voicing a shared belief in protecting freedom and sanctity of life will be key to these new alliances. Despite Biden’s and Harris’ past actions and potential future policies, Israel can adapt and prepare. While obstacles are bound to surface, through strategic alliances and a tenacious drive, the Jewish state can wade through these challenging waves to calmer and more prosperous seas.
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