Comments by "David H" (@DavidHalko) on "Does Israel want to lead a new Arab NATO? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

I think the content provider would have been better off to not claim the fantasy that Israel would lead it, since one nation does not truly lead NATO. Look how long the US had pushed other NATO countries to pay their proper amount of GDP for their own security! Even the US could not herd those cats! ROTFL!
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“Iran… defense organization” It’s called Hezbollah, Syria, Houthis, Gaza, and more recently Iraq. The alliance forming is a natural result of Iranian influence growing in the Arab lands where Persians had been conquering & re-conquering for millennia
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The Arab Nations had historically been conquered by Persians & Ottomans… There is the potential for better historical bonds through ethnicity of the Arabs & Jews.
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@darksector1389 - just another attempt at building the old Persian Empire again.
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@Cataclysm-08-36 - considering the Arabs conquered Morocco by the sword, I find it interesting that people from the Maghreb don’t seem to understand that the blood of the sons of Abraham [Arabs & Jews] is thicker than the former Jizyah payers of former conquests. Palestine’s refusal to recognize a state by a fellow son of Abraham & stand up their own state had been terribly compromised by aligning themselves with the Persians, who repeatedly conquered pieces of the Arab world over the millennia.
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Rotate it, or have an election, or set up a mini-security council of largest donors.
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@Bolsonaro_em_Haia - I don’t think we differ too much in out thoughts on this topic. The Persian & Turkish & Kurdish & Arab difficulties date back farther than Islam, which is what I was alluding to… the Muslim-majority nations had other core issues. There is opportunity for Israel to be considered to Arabs as a fellow brother like Ishmael & Isaac of Abraham. I am merely suggesting that religious & ethnic binding between the sons of Abraham could prove superior to the enduring dividing power of heresy of the Shiite / Sunni schism for nearly a millennium and a half… a heresy rooted in covetousness & ethnic tensions [racism] dating back more than a few millennia. If fostered well, it may not be an alliance of convenience, but one of kinship, and that is all that I am saying.
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@cameronbruce1862 - Harris went to Europe, for the first time, in Feb 2022. It was crazy… Harris then sent to Poland 🇵🇱 in early March 2022 after NATO nations wanted to send Soviet era jets to Ukraine 🇺🇦, after US rejected the idea... US would eventually approve sending jets to Ukraine in July 2022… the US 🇺🇸 Leading from behind, yet again.
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The wars in Yemen & Syria, the instability in Gaza & Lebanon, are not dreamed up… Iran is the common external pressure causing the self-proclaimed sons of Abraham, the Arabs & Jews, to come together
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CO2 can be turned into new “Dinosaur Juice”, with a catalyst… the air is the new oil field, and those with power want to misdirect resources so energy can be controlled again by other entities who pay politicians the most money.
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@Noxcho-li8pn - “the Kurds don’t know what they want” In Kurds have been historically known for a few thousand years, partnering with the Assyrians to rule an empire, partnering with Babylon to rule an empire, partnering with the Persians to rule an empire. They were historically seen as the spoiler, required for any ethnic minority to rule. It is all in “The Book” [as Mohammed (PBUH) called it.] The Kurds negotiated with the Turks during the fall of the Ottoman Empire for their own state, but they did not get it. Kurds stretch from Turkey 🇹🇷 in the North to Syria 🇸🇾 & Iraq 🇮🇶 & Iran 🇮🇷 going West to East. The Kurds would be needed to hold modern day Iraq together, with the Arabs to form a majority, but Saddam Hussein screwed up and tried to rule it all with his own religio-ethnic Sunni-Arab group… and today’s Iraq 🇮🇶 effectively has Kurdistan partitioned, on their way to becoming a state, some day. “Fight amongst themselves” Like the Arabs don’t? ROTFL! 😂 Civil wars in Syria 🇸🇾, Lebanon 🇱🇧, Iraq 🇮🇶, Yemen 🇾🇪, Libya 🇱🇾 Wars between nations: Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦& Yemen 🇾🇪, Palestine 🇵🇸 & Israel 🇮🇱 The reason for it… the Arabs are not a homogeneous group. - Arabs came from the Arabian Peninsula, invaded Mesopotamia - Arabs slaved people who were not part of their own religion, and now Muslims only slave the remaining (ie Yazidi) - When no one is left to slave, they fight against themselves in their own historical ethnic groups. The Kurds want their own nation, and they don’t fight themselves to get it… unlike the Arabs who annexed pieces of Palestine 🇵🇸 “besides Sunnis nobody should rule the Middle East” In Iraq 🇮🇶, the Shiite are the majority, so Majority should not rule? 😂 In Lebanon 🇱🇧, the Shiites hold the majority of illegal military power, so they should not rule? This type of thinking 💭 that only Sunnis or only a single religion should rule a nation is what got people killed, over and over again, for thousands of years in the Middle East. Ruling by one’s religion, because one thinks their religion ruling by the power of the gun/sword over all others is superior, will only perpetuate the wars there. It is a shame. It really is. The only reason the Middle East has any modern things is because The West has figured out that Religion should not rule, but all citizens, regardless of their religion, should be treated equally under the law.
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@davidford3115 - The Turks exported all of the Armenians around WW1… to dug holes in the desert, to the bottom of wells, to the bottom of the Black Sea. Turks gave promises to the Kurds, to get their help. Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Lebanon, Iran all have Kurdish populations. They were all against partitioning for the Kurds. Saddam “poisoned the well” between the Sunni & Kurdish populations. If they played their cards right, Iraq would not basically be. Satellite country of Iran. Minority Sunni’s, locked out of jobs, are still suicide bombing Majority Shia controlled government facilities. People made decisions with the fall of the Ottoman Empire, people tried their best, and things are still working through it all.
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The proposition that Israel leads it all is funny, but as Iran has grown in power, the sons of Abraham (Arabs & Jews) have grown closer… this is undeniable
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@Noxcho-li8pn - “Middle East never wanted Iraq” The Young Turks promised Kurds their own state, as they committed genocide against Armenians… and the Kurds never got a state, even with their complicity. They never wanted Palestine 🇵🇸 and Israel 🇮🇱, either. Former Ustaše Fascist Bosniaks were paid by governments in the Middle East to fight against the standing up of those two nations. Only Israel was able to stand up. Egypt 🇪🇬 took Gaza. Jordan 🇯🇴 took the West Bank. I wonder how many descendants of those European mercenaries still remain in Palestine 🇵🇸 today. “the caliphate is the solution” We saw that, with The Islamic State, the re-introduction of the The Slave Trade in North Africa & Middle East, genocide of males across conquered towns (friends of mine lost their family members), women sold in the middle of town & bought by Jihadists. “America must be split into…” America is already split up into 50 little states, with a common military. Many in the US would appreciate if California got split up into a few states.
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@dswynne - Israel wants a Palestinian State, the problem is convincing the Palestinians that a state is in their best interest. Palestinians refused to stand up a state for 75 years. Every year that passes, their position gets worse and worse.
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@cameronbruce1862 - “NATO is supposed to be led by its members” Ukraine 🇺🇦 demonstrated this… the US tried to get Zelenskyy to capitulate to Putin by Biden sending Harris, who bragged she had never been to Europe, to deliver the message. Zelenskyy refused, and NATO countries decided to support Ukraine 🇺🇦 The “country begins with a U” turned out to not be leading this effort. The Lend-Lease that Ukraine 🇺🇦 needed will not arrive until October, as the US 🇺🇸 leads from behind, as usual. 😂
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@cashewnuttel9054 - humanity is a mixed bag. Some would, some would not, usually a minority stands up and fights. For 600 years, Arabs & Jews lived in the Middle East around Jerusalem… under the rule of a non-Arab and non-Jewish ethnicity. They were effectively ruled by Aliens 👽 Palestine 🇵🇸 just needed to stand up a government, the same way Jordan 🇯🇴, Syria 🇸🇾, Lebanon 🇱🇧, Iraq 🇮🇶, Turkey 🇹🇷, and Israel 🇮🇱, and as many others also did… they were all part of the same occupation. Had it not been for the US 🇺🇸 entering the world wars, Palestine 🇵🇸 would never have had the opportunity to stand up their own nation, even though they refuse to for 75 years.
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@cameronbruce1862 - a short clip when liberal US Vice President Harris, briefly using her defense of not going to the Border for her assignment by bragging she never went to Europe https://youtu.be/DPEaAEjgzvI This was shortly before being sent to meet with Zelenskyy, to get him to capitulate to Putin
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@davidtodd3401 - “strongest in the region?” Might is good for a dictatorship, it is bad for a partnership where the partners vastly outnumber the small mighty one. Think: David & Goliath… that led to a disaster, once David came along.
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@Parvus_Symmachus “religions is the source of all evil” During the 20th Century, atheist communists killed 100 million civilians in 100 years (this is ignoring wars against other nations.) The atheists killed more civilians in modern history than any single religious group, those irreligious probably killed more civilians than all the religious combined
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@Parvus_Symmachus - “to spread around like cancer spreads in a body” Sounds like Social Media! ROTFL! 😂
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@le_draffar5370 - “the other major Arab countries will never recognize Israeli colonies” Israel 🇮🇱 & Palestine 🇵🇸 have not been independent nations for a millennium, maybe two, or longer depending on history books. Prior WW1, their lands were controlled by the Ottoman Turks, who were neither Palestinian nor Jewish. Arabs did not recognize the Palestinian colonies, either. Egypt 🇪🇬 annexed Gaza, Jordan 🇯🇴 annexed The West Bank. Only Israel 🇮🇱 was fully capable of standing up their nation. After Arabs returned their occupied UN mandated land to the Palestinian colonies, UN mandated Palestine 🇵🇸 ceded self determination to UN mandated Israel 🇮🇱 through a treaty… because corrupt Palestinians politicians wanted a regular check from Israel. Arab nations are figuring out that Palestinians war lords are profiting from a half century of scamming money from them. Persian politicians have figured out they can conquer Arab lands through bribing Palestinian war lords. It is only a matter of time until the Arabs are tired of being scammed & conquered and recognize Israel 🇮🇱
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The problem is that the difficulties the Arabs Muslim Majority regimes and Israel are dealing with spring from another Muslim Majority Regime in Iran.
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@davidford3115 - very true… and as Hamas panders to Iran, Palestinians lose support from the Arab world. The West Bank should just stand up the state of East Palestine, and let Gaza fend for themselves.
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@delvon86 - “Europeans who took Palestine” Europeans created Palestine by committed genocide of Jews in 70 A.D. The Muslims allowed Jews to return. There had been Jews in diaspora for over 1000 years, and once the Jews living there got a state, they could invite their long lost family members back. LOL!!! The Arabs took Palestine, when Palestinians refused to stand up a state and Palestinians hosted Fascist WW2 loser allies of Hitler from the Balkans as fighters, paid for by the surrounding Arab Nations, to keep Israel from standing up… and then Jordan annexed The West Bank while Egypt annexed Gaza!!! ROTFL!!! It is time for people to leave their racist ideologies behind, Palestine to cease being belligerent to Israel (ending military hostilities to a recognized UN state is a pre-requisite to being formally recognized according to the UN charter), and decide to stand up their own state. It is up to Palestine, not anyone else. The only reason it has not happened is because of corruption in the Palestinian warlords, who want their cut of the war money, at the hands of dead Palestinian children. It is a shame.
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