92% of Israelis See the Fall of US Hegemony

Today, let us begin with a fresh leak regarding Bibi’s approval rating in Israel. According to it, 92% of Israelis believe that Iran has won the war against both the United States and Israel. I do not know what more there is to comment on. Netanyahu’s approval rating is below 30%, roughly the same level to which Trump’s rating has collapsed over the past year. Israelis do not want their country’s policy toward the Palestinians and Lebanon to change; they simply do not think Netanyahu is handling it correctly. This must be understood in order to accurately grasp the political direction of the State of Israel. Nevertheless, Israel will never again have the advantage in this process. The current events mark the end of the Israeli project of the last 80 years and the endless wars waged by Zionism. Yes, the violence will probably not stop, but Israel’s advantage is over. Unfortunately, neither Tel Aviv nor Washington understands this.

I join those who argue that Donald Trump does not deeply understand the significance of what is happening with Iran, nor the significance of the Memorandum. He lives with the belief that he will deceive them, just as he has always deceived others and just as the United States has always deceived everyone. That is why his behavior is not that of someone who has carefully studied the text of the document he signed at Versailles. No one pays attention to this coincidence, yet it is quite significant. There are no random events in this world. Donald Trump signed a document wearing a tailcoat to the sound of celebratory fanfares, but the truth is that the content of the Memorandum amounts to a capitulation by the United States (just as Bulgaria signed a capitulation at Versailles, because the German signature was placed in Compiègne in 1919). And so that I do not use the word “capitulation” lightly, I will give at least one argument for why it is accurate: the United States undertakes to cease all military actions against Iran, and this will be ratified by the United Nations. I am convinced that Americans do not see it this way at all, but that is what it is. They believe they will deceive Iran, Lebanon, and the UN, just as they always have. Only this time it will not work.

No matter how many objections I encounter claiming that the Iranian case represents no real change, that the United States could defeat Iran immediately (well then, why have they not defeated Iran already?), that it controls oil prices, that it controls the financial routes of the Global South, I do not accept these as arguments for the preservation of the status quo. I see how everything is affecting the movement of geopolitical layers throughout the world, and it is not working in favor of the United States, no matter how much people try to convince me otherwise. Yesterday, Iranian diplomats managed to cause a shock in Israeli-American relations, and after leaving the negotiating table, Trump once again posted that he would force Israel to withdraw from Lebanon. Evidence of the White House’s concern is an interview given by the Syrian president and former jihadist, al-Julani, who fought against Hezbollah in Syria, immediately after the crisis in Switzerland.

Let me clarify for anyone who does not know or has forgotten: Al-Qaeda, of which al-Julani was a fighter, fought alongside ISIS against Hezbollah, while Hezbollah was defending the Syrian and Lebanese governments. In other words, Hezbollah was fighting terrorists created by the CIA who set the Middle East back a thousand years, and Syria’s current president comes from among those who have set Syria back a thousand years. It is important to know who is who today. Al-Julani anxiously stated that Lebanon’s problems are not caused by the Lebanese themselves but by the Iranian-backed Hezbollah formations. In other words, he defended Israel. Well then, if that is true, why do we see entire families being wiped out in southern Lebanon and Beirut, just as in Gaza? Are the women and children Hamas and Hezbollah too?

Today marks one year since Trump’s extraordinarily foolish decision to bomb Iran’s underground facilities. I would simply ask everyone to look at where Iran, the United States, Israel, and the rest of the world ended up over the course of this year, and judge for themselves what has happened and what has changed. Many claimed that Iran would perish; only a few of us argued that this could never happen. Let people see for themselves.

Today also marks the 85th anniversary of the beginning of Operation Barbarossa, Hitler’s invasion of the USSR. There are many interesting coincidences here as well. Zelensky has threatened Belarus with an attack. It was present-day Belarus that absorbed Hitler’s initial blow. So if Zelensky attacks Belarus, would that be a repetition of Hitler’s actions? I do not know—don’t his advisers see these things, these coincidences? Don’t they think about them? Versailles, Belarus… One thing stands out strongly: people in Russia are beginning to understand what exactly happened back then, based on what is happening to them now. They are beginning to understand how Britain and Churchill personally stood behind Hitler. How American sponsors stood behind Hitler, just as they now stand behind Ukraine. By 1941, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Finland—and I would add Bulgaria—were among Hitler’s allies. Does that remind anyone of anything today?

They realize that Hitler’s goal of carrying out the ethnic cleansing of Slavs in Russia and seizing their lands is the same goal pursued today by global liberalism and, incidentally, by Israel in Palestine. The parallels are so numerous that there is no longer any room for doubt that today’s “Nazified” Ukraine is a continuation of Nazi Germany and another attempt by the Collective West to destroy the homeland of the Russian people. Zelensky’s conflict with Poland is simply glaring evidence of the true nature of what is happening. The revocation of the White Eagle honor is, in effect, recognition of Zelensky as a Nazi.

Now I will show what lies ahead for Western Ukraine: partition, in which Poland will also participate. I want one more thing to be clearly seen—something I observed and announced in the recent past, and which has never been impossible. A rapprochement between Poland and Russia, and between Ukraine and Germany. This is the attempt that Zelensky and his handlers will make, and it is entirely logical and corresponds to 1941, when, precisely after June 22, Ukraine became part of the USSR. Hitler’s invasion ultimately bound Ukraine to the Soviet Union. In the same way, Zelensky today is pushing half of Ukraine toward Russia.

And where will Poland go if Germany and Ukraine grow closer? Clearly, toward Russia. Now is exactly the moment to lay this out. Poland bears scars not only from German Nazis but also from Ukrainian nationalists, which is the reason for today’s dispute with Zelensky. This is how geopolitical pressure shatters artificial heroes and alliances, bringing all unresolved, concealed, and false issues to the surface. Poland’s only true ally is neither Germany nor Britain, but Russia. The same applies to Bulgaria. However, in Poland’s case, Ukraine is the stumbling block placed in the path of Polish interests during the Second World War.

Will Putin succeed in drawing Poland closer? That is the major question on the horizon—the one that carries the real significance.

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