Whatsapp“They must be eliminated. They must be eradicated.” These historic words from the new Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, sum up the reason Benjamin Netanyahu is a happy Prime Minister, and the Israeli people can breathe a little better. America, at least for now, has gone back to its past as being a reasonable, and reliable supporter of good in the war between good and evil. Yes – Israel is good and Hamas is evil.
Marco Rubio is not at all a new supporter of the State of Israel. He has been an ardent supporter for decades. But with his new promotion to Secretary of State, he solidifies the Trump senior foreign policy team as the only true veteran that is unquestionably qualified for the job. And this group that Donald Trump has assembled is a group of loyalists that Donald Trump is not worried about being backstabbed by.
That is why they are marching with such confidence towards truly game-changing solutions that will be historic if implemented. Is it mere bluster? Will some of the ideas actually be implemented? One thing is clear. Donald Trump will try. Will he succeed? He will probably not have total success. But even if he attains partial success by allowing Israel to completely take over the Gaza Strip and assistmany of the hundreds of thousands of Arabs that are there to emigrate to countries that buckle under President Trump’s economic pressure, it will be a massive shift.
Once Arabs in the Middle East understand that Israel is not only here to stay, but it is on it’s way to becoming more secure than any other time in its existence, it will send shockwaves to whatever pockets in the Middle East still strive to destroy Israel. It will empower the more economically interested Arab countries to lay down their plans to destroy Israel and replace them with economic ties – even if there are no hugs and official peace treaties.
Most of all, it will reestablish the United States of America as the leader of the free world, a description that Barack Obama strived to detach from the USA. It will establish Donald Trump as an historic President on the foreign policy level, and it will cement Benjamin Netanyahu’s legacy as the most consequential Israeli leader in the history of the State of Israel.
