Do you know why Israel doesn’t care about the damage to its reputation? It’s because they believe in hard power—hard power alone.
Do you know why Israel doesn’t care about the damage to its reputation?
It’s because they believe in hard power—hard power alone.
You can kick, cry, and scream about how immoral, evil, and unjust they are. They won’t care because your words mean nothing to them and have zero effect on their ability to kill, rape, plunder, and steal.
Who cares if the entire world hates them?
They still do business with those countries.
Who cares if people criticize them endlessly online?
Engagement does nothing to stop a tank.
One day, they’ll try to wipe the servers and erase the history of this genocide. And if they can’t, they’ll still have the land.
They have over 200 nuclear weapons and a fleet of F-35s ready to defend what they’ve built.
While it’s encouraging to see them exposed for the world to see, the idea that this PR effect will lead to their downfall is misguided.
The only way to stop Israel is to inflict devastating economic, political, and military defeats upon them. Anything less is just noise and does nothing to hold them accountable.
The fear of God must be instilled in their hearts. A ballistic missile from Yemen landing in an open field every now and then won’t do that.
The Germans didn’t lose World War II because public opinion turned against them. They lost because Russia and the U.S. rained down hellfire and invaded with hordes of tanks from both directions.
Israel understands the true meaning of power because they spent so long being powerless. They won’t change until a powerful force compels them.
This is why any talk of normalization is outrageous. Israel committed genocide, yet they still have the opportunity to normalize relations?
Without reforming their government? Without ending the occupation? Without any consequences?
This is rewarding them, not punishing them.
We can’t accept crumbs. We must demand more.

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