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Putin meeting Trump in Alaska on red carpet - Getty Images The inadequacy of Trump as a leader and a statesman becomes glaringly obvious...

Israel is perhaps the most despised nation on earth today. It took a great deal of effort on the part of various Israeli governments to get it there, but they managed it in some 80-odd-years, from its official birth in 1948, to now in 2025, under its current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, definitely one of the world’s most reviled leaders.

A response to Bret Stephens’ recent opinion piece (July 22nd, 2015) in the New York Times, “No, Israel Is Not Committing Genocide in Gaza’.

For decades, especially since WWII, America enjoyed the world’s acquiescence to its leading position in economic and military might, its moral high-ground position as the world’s leading democracy promoting virtuous values such as equality, freedom, free-speech, human rights and justice for all. This liberal and democratic leading position was in contrast to the other major but dark and draconian super-powers of communist USSR (Russia) and China, who led other world autocraci

‘For what shall it profit a man, if he gain the whole world, but lose his own soul?’ (The Bible)

Since the exodus of the European Jews into Palestine, from which the vast majority of the Jewish people have been absent for over 3000 years, the Israeli claim that Palestine belongs to them is a big lie, backed by decades of military power and money supplied by America, and the West.

Thirty-three (33) years ago, Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, insisted Iran was very close to making a nuclear bomb.

Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and America’s Donald Trump are both openly criminal, and unapologetically so. Trump is actually a convicted felon in an American Court of Law, and Netanyahu has an arrest warrant out for him, issued by the International Court of Crimes (ICC) for ‘war crimes’ and ‘crimes against humanity’, for his genocidal operations in Gaza.

America and Israel were considered the World’s two leading democracies. They were both hailed as beacons of light illuminating a dark world in their respective geo-political spheres.

After the unthinkable devastation of the First and Second World Wars, the Jewish communities in Europe, after having experienced centuries of systemic discrimination, and nothing short of the ultimate horror of planned systematic extermination by a supposed superior race during World War II (“WWII”), found almost universal sympathy and support from the general world at large. 

An overabundance of power leads to carelessness, arrogance, and stunning waste. America’s power, military, economic, and culture, is unpara-