Israel is settled in the Middle East. It’s a real, functioning democratic state in a region that often has struggles politically. The situation in Syria is indicative of the type of tumult that erupts. It often sees societal decay, terrorism, and criminality.
Its ability to innovate, and remain a free state, is the stuff of political legend. It also has an electoral system that elects a Prime Minister, and its Parliament elects a President. The judicial system is vigorous. It provides checks and balances on power.
It’s previously been on better terms with Western nations than its neighbours, but it’s beginning to change. As states develop, Israel has found a better opportunity for dialogue than before. It’s had success with those who are looking outward.
