The British-orchestrated bloody warfare in Southwest Asia has not only led to horrific violence on both sides; it has unleashed a truly bestial concept of Man that, if not reversed, will propagate the bloodshed for years and decades to come—or until a nuclear war is triggered.
Consider the op-ed by former Israeli Prime Minister (June 2021 to June 2022) Naftali Bennett on Oct. 17 in The Economist, which proclaims to the world that Israel will have “no choice but to launch a war of unprecedented magnitude.”
“Israel was forever changed on the Shabbat morning of Oct. 7th,” Bennett wrote, “when at dawn thousands of terrorists from Gaza burst through the border, attacking and slaughtering Israeli communities…. I served as a soldier and officer in special-forces units, and as Israel’s defense minister and prime minister. I have seen many things. Nothing came close to this. We have been forced to witness sights we haven’t seen since the Holocaust.… The response now has to be one which will ensure that our enemies never contemplate such an attack again.”
