Israel

  • Israel lambasts the UK government

    Israel has returned fire on the UK government amid international controversy following an outburst by the Foreign, Commonwealth, & Development Office.

    Yesterday, the FCDO and Ed Miliband MP (Doncaster North/Labour) – its Secretary – appeared to back new sanctions on Israel, in particular because of its perceived actions in the West Bank region.

    Today, the Israeli state has repeated its threats to close a British Consulate in East Jerusalem and remove UK citizens from involvement in related projects in the region.

    “The State of Israel condemns the UK government’s new position on the State of Israel and all our activities in the West Bank, and beyond.

    A sanctions regime like this says that we hate and harm people everywhere.

    This is simply not true, and it does not reflect our development as a nation.”

    State of Israel/Public Release.

    In spite of growing unrest in the UK due to pro-Gaza protests that continue year after year, and concerns that lives have been lost due to Palestine Action-related activity, the Labour government still went ahead with its statement.

    According to observers, it has chosen its moment to revive an internal policy of surviving itself by criticising Israel and incurring a volley of international uproar to distract from domestic unrest at home.

    The Labour party and its membership is now widely considered to be antisemitic and is on record in Israeli official circles as being “fascist trash” in a mixed wing of radicals in the UK.

  • Israel is right to tame the West Bank

    The belief that Israeli’s are subjugating a West Bank population step by step is a falsehood setup on notions of statehood and of implicit abuse by the Israeli state.

    This is a narrative that’s so far produced zero reasoned understanding and has led to acrimonious clashes between protesters and counter-protesters, and the political elite and civilised populations everywhere.

    The bare reality is that the West Bank is a raw and wild place – whatever it looks like on paper. Israeli ‘settlers’ move there to tame a rampant strain of corruption that moves through populations. They do it to stop tides of crime spilling over into Israel, as Jordanians also attempt the same but without the rhetoric.

    The full picture is now becoming clear to many decision makers worldwide, and the time that’s wasted on so-called peace plans in places where state-backed help is needed is an embarrassing state of affairs for its advocates.

  • Israel fights for its survival

    Now that Iran has regathered itself the notoriously secretive military elite in the country will be planning an effective response. This will include Israel and almost certainly it will also involve backing a destructive terror-related attack on American soil in the near future.

    The headless maniacs in control of much of Iran’s forces are bent on Jewish destruction and spare no time in dreaming of its demise.

    Israel, by all accounts, is ready for any land or air push by the Persian nation. It has a healthy stock of munitions and is capable of taking out targets on Iranian soil.

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    A graphic illustration playing off the letter ‘W’ and the name of the Israeli state (Credit: OpenAI ChatGPT/Original prompt).

    The ramifications of such an escalation of a use of ballistic resources in the region are known far and wide. The steps that are taken are what count because everyone watches each other.

    The lack of UK involvement guarantees our security because we are relatively small in comparison to larger states and the abilities pooled into mutual defence agreements in the Middle East. Our interests are also more secure because the constant work of their safety doesn’t need to change. No meaningful disaster will happen overnight for us.

    Iran is centred on its own survival but also its progressive development into an economic power of learning and influence. But Israel has made it aware of threats in the air that cannot be ignored. A realignment of priorities and settling of more firmer principles of engagement won’t come without a cost for others.

    America being in the frame includes an entire state of affairs that’s an equation increasing in complexity all the time. Its efforts have come as a shock for many observers and few of its policy goals are now discernible in its public statements. Their plan is a key to understanding what the outcome is of this period.

  • Israel has a right to exist – and to choose

    Israel is an oasis in a totally different context. While its democratic structure is self-built and connects it to Western traditions, the nation and its culture is set within a region that has little to compare it to. The contrast is found in its constitution and the freedoms people have.

    A graphic showing the place of Israel in the world and aspects of its national character (Credit: OpenAI ChatGPT).

    Israeli’s also now enjoy a proud heritage of resilience and progress in a backward time. The millions that hate its existence ignore a legal framework that has proved legitimacy in an age of error, and backed the reason for its existence.

    Israel has a story that’s undeniable. The Jewish suffering that has been the fault of so many people is at a stop for the communities that have relocated there. Successive government’s have made it a safe place for an old people. This shows humanity at its essential core.

  • Lebanon is a target Israel is counting on

    It’s been a long-held belief of many of Israel’s top military chiefs that Hezbollah – owned by Iran – stands in Israel’s way to lasting peace in the wider region.

    The terror network isn’t a peacemaker at all. It holds a grip in Lebanon that suppresses legitimate economic activity and stifles most of its development.

    The network is said to have been cored by the late Ali Khamenei, emptied of its founding doctrines and filled with his own ambition for the end of Israeli security.

    The calculated mentality of its fighters shows a drivenness to expel Jews from the Middle East, a strategic goal now held by Tehran’s political and social elite.

    The focus on its elimination is a military objective that may frighten some, but the daily reality of instability for all its citizens means Israel won’t let go.

  • Israel has shown self-determination is the key to survival

    The 2005 Gaza Disengagement stunned onlookers across the world as Israeli’s removed Israeli’s from parts of the Gaza Strip, thereby giving Hamas full and total control of a significant piece of land and preparing the ground for its renewed attempts to undermine Israel’s national security.

    It didn’t make sense, from other places, but Israeli leaders contested that it maintained its own position by making such concessions. The belief that people in Gaza would lead fruitless lives afterward is a truth that should concern the single-minded who follow such turns of events to blame Israel.

    The chronicling of the next steps in the Israel-Gaza dialogue is perhaps best epitomised by Hamas’ suicidal incursion into Israel in October 2023, but relations had completely deteriorated far before then. The terror group had already pursued a policy of radio silence, instead arming up and preparing its quasi-police state for a would-be assault that would end in chaos.

    The key to Israel’s existence has long been thought to be self-determination, a basis that is found in policymaking circles across the world. It has a basic instinct however that it wears on its sleeve, also showing it to the world in complete clarity. The fight isn’t nominal. It has the most desperate enemy at its doors, constantly vying for attention, so one misstep is its chance.

    The one effort that led to the resettling of thousands of Israeli’s didn’t grant the ‘freedom’ that crowds chant for at the doors of our Parliament, and at the feet of many more. It helped one country survive because the pressures were enormous, and engaged not a few hardened souls that had believed Israel would never do such a thing. The rest of it is history.

    In forging a future, the Jerusalem power base that forms Israel’s best chance at success is handling matters by how they unfold. The chances are slim for many in Gaza who don’t get the help they need to make Hamas surrender. It would mean they live freely, independently, and with choices ahead of them. This side of the story is incomplete.

  • World exclusive: Hamas founder

    In a world exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect believed to be the founder of Hamas – a terror group committed to the destruction of Jewish communities and of Israel itself – has been spotted in a central London location.

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    A suspect alleged to be the founder of Hamas caught on camera in a central London location.

    It’s believed the individual has been able to network in the city due his perceived importance, and the feeling of international notoriety that people have when they’re in close contact with him.

    It has led to deep disturbances in London, in particular by Hamas operatives who have sought to protect his person by making random threats to local residents.

  • What Balfour meant matters now more than ever

    In the text of his letter, Arthur Balfour, a former Prime Minister and then Foreign Secretary, managed to epitomise a position on homeland and identity that stands to this day. In recognition that at least a social coexistence was possible, starting with a Jewish nation and the preservation of non-Jewish rights in practice, he sent a clear message to its recipient that he and his country could see a way ahead for justice and historical restitution.

    “His Majesty’s Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.”

    – Arthur James Balfour/Balfour Declaration/1917.

    It’s now believed that this letter setup a real effort to make a genuine place for Jews. They didn’t have one before it, and such an indication from a powerful State meant that a powerless people had a voice again. It also ensured a path to self-determination, giving a unique people group a way do it that didn’t involve the response of the sponsor nation. The rest is history, showing it’s possible for once.

    The ethic involved is lost on those that don’t see planning as an important part of foreign policy. Britain as it was wouldn’t stand in the way. It also had no desire to see anyone else block it either. But a lack of moral backbone is now in international realms, as Israel finds no response among many nations to its claim Hamas is a terror group at war with it constantly. This threatens its state of affairs.

  • Israel has a stronger claim than a fake terrorist state

    The concept of Aliyah is a much stronger practice of will than the belief by Arabs who say they too have longed for a nation of their own in the same place as Jews.

    The return of Jews to the Middle East to occupy a place that’s historically their own is embedded in their religion, and in their history. It’s their identity to believe so.

    The same is not true of a small proportion of Muslims who have zero claim to a further historical site of special significance to the other religious influence there. The political goal, propelled by terrorist activity, is just simply not the same and cannot be seen as so.

    Israel has not denied the rights of Muslims to be present in places that matter significantly to a religious leaning, but has set conditions on territorial control that has gone badly wrong in times past.

    The State of Israel perceives Islam to be what it is today, not a remastered academic version that tells stories of peace and stability. The democracy Israeli’s have is a more real story than a vain hope that only ends in glory for murderers and Jew haters, such as Hamas et al. are.

    The history being written by Israel is a much better tale than the one strived for by a bloodthirsty street regime in Gaza that has a hold but no real interest in the wellbeing – or status – of the people there. It controls a destiny because its future promises more gains for plunder.

  • Israel annihilates Iran’s Supreme Leader in shocking blow

    In footage verified by international sources, it’s believed that Iran’s Supreme Leader has been assassinated by an air strike coordinated by the State of Israel and from the State of Israel.

    The shot is a startling reminder of Israel’s firepower, and a stunning victory for the Jewish power still resident in the Middle East.

    It restores the sovereignty of Israeli’s in their own country, and powers a new drive for assertiveness in many of its regional players.

    However, the act is an extremely provocative moment for the State and makes it that much more unpopular in international terms.

    It’s believed UN sources are planning yet more retaliatory discussions against it. These include high-level lawyers and many of its key staff across the world.

    Israel is also struggling to maintain its leadership position due to extensive protests in the country that make it to be unstable.

  • Our leaders are aligned with Hamas now

    The state of Israel is in a continued paralysis internationally because of its actions against Hamas. This is despite the incursions into Afghanistan and Iraq that followed significant attacks on New York City, and the support that such Western powers have also since showed to those who topple regimes that are no longer communicative.

    The secular church of protest has its way of response, which is often exclusionary and insistent of its message. We know the feeling now. They’ve already decided the Jewish state is a genocidal aggressor, and we better get on side or be on the wrong side of their history. It’s a course in denial, dismissal, and division of the population itself.

    According to their lore, we’ve been here before. The evil empires of the past, and the religions that started all of them, couldn’t be worse villains. Yet here they are, dictating their wishes and defining their outcome – which we must accept. They drag us into their controversies and throw us back out again, having roughed us up – and denied us dignity.

    They’re apparently good people, yet their way of politics denies it. They don’t come forward with policies that will work, or budgeted plans, or ideas we can all adopt. They strike out with the same old antisemitism, a now-familiar anti-religious hate, and a threat to tear down our national security. These are the fathomless errors of our age, and it needs to stop.

  • Exclusive: Oct. 7 plotters

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a “Duo” of suspects involved in a plot to attack Israel on October 7 2023 have been spotted in Paddington Station, in London.

    A “Duo” of suspects alleged of terror offences seen here loitering in a London rail station.

    They’re alleged to have provided crucial Israeli highways intelligence to Hamas before the attack. This helped to time the incursion and map the aftermath.

  • Two years, and a thousand protests later

    The Israeli position is a difficult one to hold. They have to fight an opposition that has a full grip over its own appearance. Their adversaries have the full backing of world intellectual elites. Their enemy is regarded as fighting for the freedom of humanity.

    By itself, Israel is fighting for the survival of its democracy. In Gaza, political representation is just a dream. It’s a figment of someone else’s imagination. It cannot be a reality because Hamas doesn’t want it to be. This is the cruel hand that life has dealt people in Gaza.

    The protests across the world are without party, process, or purpose. They haven’t got added value for anyone else. They don’t increase self worth or improve the future of humanity. They’re affronts to values and ways of life, those allegedly held dear by the evil rich. This isn’t true, but repeated beating at the gates will make it so.

    The second anniversary of the October 7 attack by Hamas is important in Israel, but we have no such minutes of silence. We have the presumptuous crowds taking our streets into their possession to make sure we look as though the cause of Israel is futile. Their struggle is rooted in both past and present history. Ours is over a noisy rabble.

  • Caught: Anti-Israel activists

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, two anti-Israel activists believed to a part of the Civil Service in London and previously seen working in Departments such as the Home Office have now been spotted.

    Two suspects alleged of anti-Israel activity spotted in The Oracle, in Reading, Berkshire.

    They’re alleged to provide false briefings. They also act to manipulate data and opinion against Israel. It’s not clear if their motives are just for criminal gain.

  • Israel is not a new Russia

    Israel is a democracy that exists in a difficult region of the world. It’s a part of the earth that makes its own protests to legitimacy but there are a lot of questions still. The allure of money – and potential outward investment – makes it an attractive if suspect bedfellow. The fact is it cannot be seen in any other context than its own.

    Israel itself is not a pariah state. It has many reasonable enterprises and a lot of respect for its economic and political activity. As usual in our world, its military activities are hotly criticised. It may be because it’s an easy target. The causes and needs of war are not clear as it unfolds and its open to speculation.

    This is a dangerous tendency – if in its own type of political cult already – that threatens to mystify diplomacy and lead to mistakes. Israel isn’t a new Russia. It’s not an enemy. It’s not a plotter. It’s not a subversive threat to our own existence. It’s a friend if only we’d try to be too.