Saturday, September 22, 2018

Israel’s Fast Approaching End

By: Kayhan Int’l 




Would the illegal Zionist entity survive a full-fledged war? This is a million dollar question doing the rounds in not just Tel Aviv in the usurped land of Palestine, but in Washington as well, in view of mounting worries in US official circles that despite its massive arms
stockpile, including nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, Israel might not be able to win any war. 
Recently, the Zionist daily ‘Haaretz’ carried an article titled: "Israeli Army Unprepared for War.” Irrespective of the motives behind it, the article cited leaks from a supposed secret document revealing that the Israeli army is not prepared to engage in new warfare.
The document was said to have been prepared by Major General Yitzhak Brick of the Israeli military. The fresh revelation contradicts previous assertions by Tel Aviv bragging about its supposedly invincible military might. 
The questions that arise are: Should such a report by a militarized state with a record of war crimes and terrorism, in addition to a massive military budget involving free flow of state-of-the-art weapons from the US, be believed? And suppose, if the Zionist entity is really unprepared for war, why would it publicize its weakness? Could it be a ruse to tempt some of its numerous enemies, such as the Palestinians of Gaza, to launch attacks and then suffer the consequences of brutal retaliation that would be justified at the UN and by its backers in the West? 
This leak is definitely not intended for any of the four Arab states – Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Lebanon – with which Occupied Palestine shares borders and which were thoroughly defeated in the 1967 war.In the 1973 war, when Egypt and Syria launched an attack in tandem to liberate their 1967 occupied territories, with initial success, massive airlifting of weapons to Israel by the US, resulted in another humiliating defeat for the two countries.
Over the past 45 years, the Zionist entity, which has never ceased terrorizing the lightly armed Palestinians – and to some extent the Lebanese – was not involved in any full-fledged war, since Egypt humiliatingly signed the scandalous Camp David Accord, while Syria, the only potential military rival that was a nightmare for the Israelis, has been systematically destabilized through organized terrorism by the US and the Wahhabi cousins of the Zionists.
So, who are the addressees of the report on Israel’s unpreparedness for any war?
The Zionists are wrong if they think Lebanon’s legendry anti-terrorist movement, the Hezbollah, buoyed by its string of victories in Syria against terrorists supported by Israel, the US, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, and Britain, would initiate armed hostilities in a bid
to repeat its successes of the 33-day war of 2006 – the only instance when an Arab force, that too a non-state actor, shattered the myth of the military invincibility of Israel – and thus fall into the Zionist trap of vengeance. 
Israel is also wide off the track if it believes that such a report would tempt the Islamic Republic to bite the bait by starting a long distance war that would provide Tel Aviv and its Arab and Western accomplices in crimes against humanity, the much needed pretext to launch a combined attack to destroy Iran and the change the system of government.
Of course, the Zionist entity fully knows that any armed hostility against either Hezbollah or Islamic Iran means hastening suicide and the fast approaching day of doom – a reality which the Americans and the reactionary Arab regimes may have not yet understand.
Anyway, the recent US bill to deliver $3.3 billion dollars in military aid to Israel over the next year, combined with even more aid for Israel’s missile defense that would give $38 billion to the Zionist entity over the next ten years – if it lasts – will not be able to avert the inevitable. 
No matter what military measures the US takes and whatever reports Israel releases, Palestine is part and parcel of the Islamic World to whose warm embrace it will soon return along with Bayt al-Moqaddas.
The onus is on the UN to find a peaceful and democratic solution to the issue, and if it fails to do so then it is imminent for conscientious Muslim leaders (not puppet regimes) to form a united Islamic Front involving several countries and popular movements to make the decisive move for ultimate victory. 

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