Comments by "Jean-Philippe Martel" (@Ofasia777) on "Israel's Reaction/Overreaction Problem: Why Overcoming It Isn't Straightforward" video.

As the balance of power move away from the West and the allies and Israel and more toward what I would sum up as "everyone else" this problem will resolve itself on its own. Russia and China won't even condemn Hamas, there is worldwide celebrations and support for Palestinians, and protests against Israel.
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@pashokresn Israelis will pick up and leave. This will make more sense in 50-60 years.
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@CedarHunt It's a basic question of math. The West stagnate and even decline at times as everyone catch up, but the West create problems for themselves now that are are compounding over generations which less democratic and progressive nations can happily ignore by design of their autocratic ways. In any case, if the leaders of the West represented their people that issue would already be solved in the first place. But no. So time pass and Israel ignore the consequence of their actions over the few next generations while playing all sides. But not all sides are true friends, as I noted. Rant over.
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@papastalin6816 They will fight over the next few generations until they are hopelessly outmatched and isolated. The West has power, and a network of friends of shared value, but those values associated are not being upheld and we are losing any moral high ground. The West will fracture sooner than later.
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@pashokresn Israel only has friends in the West. This should be the most obvious thing in the world. Those friends are powerful. Today. And side wit Israel always. Today.
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@pashokresn Calm down. This will not happen overnight. The stage is being set. Our children's children's children will pick up of the mess of our mistakes today. It's going to be a slow boil.
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