Written by Michael Thervil
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This is not to say that the Israeli Defense Force also known as the IDF isn’t a force to be reckoned with. What we are saying at VEDA Magazine is that the IDF isn’t a force to reckon with when it comes to the IDF fighting poor people who more than likely can't fight back and have no standing military ready to fight on their behalf. This is not an opinion, but this is a fact. Take a look around, before and since October 7th of last year when Hamas decided to strategically execute a military attack against Israel. Have you ever heard of a formal organized Palestinian fighting force? The answer is most likely “No”.
For many people around the world that’s watching the genocidal slaughter committed by Israel towards the Palestinian people in Gaza, they have been left scratching their heads as to why the Palestinians or some kind of professional military in East Asia has not taken it upon themselves to fight back other than Ansar Allah out of Yemen better known to the world as the “Houthis”. To their credit Ansar Allah is not even close to being considered a “professional army”. But professional fighters or not; Ansar Allah has proven themselves to be highly effective in controlling the direction and flow of international commercial ships and commerce in the Red Sea.
Since October 7th, Israel has been quoted continuously stating that they will rid the world of Hamas and so far, all of their efforts, even with the help of the Americans and the Collective West have been in vain. And now “just like that”, even after their complete failure to “rid the world of Hamas” Israel has the gall to challenge Hezbollah head on in a hot war, considering they lost a 30-day war against Hezbollah in July 2006. What’s ironic about this date is that Israel finds itself on the verge of another defeat roughly around the same time this year (2024).
To tell the truth, Israel, like South Korea, is another weak country that has been sucking off America's tits for decades with no end in sight. But just like the rest of the world, even though they won’t openly admit to it, the American Government has grown tired of Israel and its “neediness”, and the average American Citizen has also grown tired of Israel manipulating and interfering with American politics in Washington.
Here's our prediction at VEDA Magazine concerning the high probability of what’s to come if Israel continuously incites war with Hezbollah. Israel will lose this war, just as they lost last time in 2006. And the reason for this is because Israel, like America, is only used to fighting poor people who have no official fighting force of their own. Moreover, Israel, being a weak country when left to stand alone during wartime, will find a way to drag America and the Collective West into backing them yet again in another losing war in East Asia.
Along with our prediction, we would like to say that if Israel decides to engage Hezbollah head on, they will ignite many Islamic militia groups and other Shi’i practicing Muslims in East Asia to unite and combine forces against Israel, America, and the Collective West. It’s already been proven by the IDF itself that Israel cannot fight three or more adversaries at one time.
When this occurs, it will be disastrous for the world economy, and the blowback from this expansion of war in East Asia will affect both the social fabric of the world as well as the future of the world’s economy. Oil prices and other commodities will rise to the moon, inflation will become hyper, and the cost of food and services will be so high that it will take decades for the world to recover as a collective.
Our advice to Israel is to forget about igniting war with Hezbollah as Israel is just about the size of a New Jersey and if Israel keeps going the way it’s going – there will be no Israel; just like there will be no more Ukraine. Hezbollah is significantly better funded than Israel, they also have more soldiers than Israel. Furthermore, Hezbollah is better trained and equipped, and Hezbollah has either equal or superior fighting capabilities when compared to Israel. Now that’s food for thought.
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