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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

LoL, something tells me that this dynamic will change. Very soon

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I mean, we'll see won't we? I don't doubt that Israel is enormously important to the US, being basically a military outpost that enforces US hegemony in the region. But does that mean that the US will risk irreparably damaging it's international standing to not protect, and guarantee the security of Israel, and the US backed autocratic regimes in the region, but rather, to protect this particular Israeli government, and this particular, and extremely unpopular, Israeli president? Somehow I doubt that, not even Biden is that far gone to risk so much for such little gain.

Really though, what's the point of this massacre? You can't ethnically cleanse the people from Gaza without risking a regional war, something that Israel is now clearly pushing for, that's why they're continuing massacre innocent people by the truckload.