Monthly Archives: February 2024

Putin tries to intervene in US and UK elections through their proxies (i.e. Houthis) by disrupting global trade paths and killing opponents before the election to send a signal to his competitors in the election. This is a type of … Continue reading →

It is predictable that all sides of Israel’s political spectrum unit during wartime. But they surely know Israel cannot openly side with the global authoritarian side and bet that people like Trump will be elected, or otherwise, they will be … Continue reading →

Israeli government’s plan for Gaza after the war is in contrast to global initiatives. Netanyahu will then certainly try to stop any collaboration between Muslim countries in this initiative. Netanyahu will certainly want to see that Saudi Arabia and Iran … Continue reading →

It’s important how different sides respond to conflicts. When a preventive response is based on disrupting the world’s normal flow, with the effect of damaging the economy of some Western countries (which inevitably means indirectly helping Russia), the preventive response … Continue reading →

The development of the platform has started. From early on, the platform has been designed as a preventive mechanism. It has been set up such that any destructive plans (with the purpose of genocide) will be the same as ploughing … Continue reading →

Probably the same people who told Putin he could invade Ukraine within a few weeks, told him killing an opponent in Siberia is a cheap election tactic. In politics, you shouldn’t necessarily look cool.

To protect Israelis the global community must try to stop the radicalization of Palestinians after the war. This involves finding the root causes (which is easy here, that is the current) and trying to stop it from being turned into … Continue reading →

Trump claims his objection to NATO is because some countries don’t pay enough. But his speech will inevitably be interpreted alongside the fact that some Republicans also object to US aid to Ukraine. On one hand, NATO is weakened (during … Continue reading →