Israel is now threatened for the second time in its existence, the wolf in the Arab world has only just begun, said historian Ferguson grimly. Even if inflation is tamed, they are therefore more expensive, even in the Czech Republic, fuel can seriously betray you

The wolf of the West with inflation has not ended, the wolf of Israel with Hams and the Roman Arab world has yet to end, said Niall Ferguson, a prominent historian from Stanford, gloomily. Erasing Israel from the map has never been more likely than it is today. The fallen left as a useful idiot of Rnu and Russia keeps jumping on the Palestinian narrative of Israeli colonialism.

According to Ferguson, Israel’s Arab rivals have no way out. They can drag Israel into endless fights in the tunnels of Gaza. That will weaken it on other fronts, where Hizbollah and the Yemeni Hsov rebels are involved. The aim of these forces, supported by Russia and to me visibly by Russia, is nothing less than the total liquidation of Israel.

The West, especially the EU, has yet to understand anything. He jumps on Palestinian marketing, only portrays Israelis as settler colonialists, and finances Palestine accordingly. The label of the Israeli as a colonialist came from the backward progressive left, so immersed in the struggle first with the backward colonialism. A fallen progressive thus represents the very useful idiots of Tehran and Moscow.

The progressive left from the universities and between his role as a used idiot actually slightly involved the USA in supporting Israel, or even the Biden administration must take into account the elections in the country and the mood of the American public.

Moreover, as the American diplomat Henry Kissinger noted, the United States and Israel are still militarily and politically relatively weak today, not in 1973, when Israel was invaded by Egypt and Syria.

Jin is so role ny today. It was a poor agricultural state in 1973, having experienced a huge famine. Today, it is the main geopolitical and economic rival of the USA, which unaidedly supports Russia, through the purchase of its oil, and Russia, through economic cooperation.

No matter how much the exit conflict in the Middle East is called, according to Ferguson, it has given the West a round of inflation, especially due to the increase in the price of oil, it is possible to increase fuel prices above 50 K/l.

They are also known to be pessimistic about the question of inflation, led by, for example, the economic Nobel laureate Paul Krugman.

However, this is far from the most worrying thing. There is something else. Israel was now not only following the “fallen left-Tehran-Moscow-(Beijing)” axis, but mainly the most de facto depressing situation during its entire existence. The probability of him being wiped off the map has never been as high as it is today.

Luk Kovanda, Ph.D.

Chief Economist Trinity Bank