Defeating Israel
September 1: Anti-Israeli Coalition is Operative
Eastern Coalition
Israel bases its negotiation tactics on brute force, on a massive publicity campaign – using even people like Elie Wiesel - that conveys the message that "you must accept our solution to the problem because we are stronger." This is not only a savage and uncivilized form of conducting a negotiation, but it is also untrue. This series of articles shows Israel is extremely vulnerable, even more than the Palestinian Authority. The information appearing here is not secret and yet it is enough to layout the base of an acceptable military plan for conquering Israel without a hi-tech army. Most army officers – given the tools – can transform this into a feasible plan. Israel is blowing hot air, and I’m legally commenting on this for the sake of a just political solution of the conflict, which would create a reality in which all denizens would live in Freedom, Equality and Peace.
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On Ha-Yarkon Street and Black Sheep deal with the basic plan of an international army sent by the UN to stop the actions of the regime recently defined as terrorist.
The Day After Israel deals with the aftermath of such an action.
Suzerain of Syria reports on the IDF recognition of its own weakness.
Israel 2040 explores the possibility of the Israeli society collapsing from within.
On Zim and Gadot explains why Dimona is a secondary site and expands on truly strategic lifelines of Israel. In this aspect, the eighth article of the series is a direct continuation, describing Hamovil Haartzi.
The Unholy Grail describes some interesting options for a better future, while Fuel Embargo on Israel explores the chances of imposing a fuel embargo on Israel to force it to desist from international terrorism.
Merry Fortnight: On the IDF Strength explores for how long can the IDF stand a coordinated conventional international army sent to impose justice.