The strategy of chaos and liquidation of neighboring countries

Alghad - 03/02
Israel did not dream of achieving this amount of targets within a few days, as it is now safe from the presence of the strong Syrian army in its vicinity, as it had previously secured from the Iraqi army, and was able to destroy great capabilities for Hezbollah, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, in addition to the occupation of part of Lebanon And almost the entire Gaza Strip. It also has become geopolitically controlling a wide Arab space, and even more dangerous is that it plans to control the West Bank, in preparation for the start of an organized displacement of the Palestinians with the help of the Donald Trump administration, but the fundamental question: How did Israel, within days, achieve what it was unable to in decades ? There is no doubt that the answer may seem complicated for some, but it is simpler than many expect: it is chaos! The conviction was firm for many that Israel does not want to destabilize the surrounding countries, such as Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt, as she saw that the survival of these regimes, despite its hostility to them, prevents another more threatening threat, which is the arrival of extremist groups to power that may be without security on their borders. Therefore, I was keen not to support any change in these countries. Rather, it fought the Arab Spring based on this argument, but suddenly, this policy changed, and Israel agreed to bring down the lion, and in the midst of the chaos resulting from this sudden change, it managed to destroy the infrastructure For the Syrian power, the rest of the Golan occupied, to become 25 kilometers from the capital, Damascus, and here the question is raised again: Did Israel replace the traditional theory of stability with the theory of chaos, after its quick and seductive gains were proven? We may find the answer in Trump's recent statements, in which he asked Jordan and Egypt to receive Gazan refugees under threat, if we check the situation of these two countries, we find that they are the only two stable in the region adjacent to Palestine, as they have a coherent political, bureaucratic and military system, but their main problem lies in The economy, and the dependence and accumulation of debts, as well as their dependence on American aid and guarantees of loans from international institutions, and accordingly, may Israel may see that the continuation of the stability of these two countries is not in its interest, and according to its new chaos strategy, they may be its next goal. By focusing on Jordan, we find that history provides a clear answer. In the 1920s, a profound ideological dispute arose between the corrective Jews, led by Zeev Gabotinsky, on the one hand, and between David Ben Gurion and the British government, on the other hand, over Jordan excluding the Jewish state project, Gabotinski saw, based on the biblical promise, that the Jewish state included the two banks of the Jordan River, and considered the separation of Jordan from the Zionist project "theft of the Jewish land", and in contrast, Ben Gurion was more pragmatic, before separating the east of the river, and focused on establishing the state in the lands The remaining under the British Mandate, and since then, Jordan has been in the eyes of the Zionist current, the "stolen" part of their project. Today, with the Israeli nationalist alliance, a representative of Bintaho, with supporters of religious Zionism, which believes that the West Bank and Gaza Strip are part of the "promised land" and that its settlement is a sacred duty, this ideology has become more influential in the Israeli decision -making, and after the events of the "Flood of Al -Aqsa". The influence of this current escalated, and it has power alongside ideology, which explains much of what is currently going on. Some see that Israel is seeking to make Jordan an alternative homeland for the Palestinians, but this is pure nonsense, as it no longer focuses on displacing the Palestinians into a state
Israel did not dream of achieving this amount of targets within a few days, as it is now safe from the presence of the strong Syrian army in its vicinity, as it had previously secured from the Iraqi army, and was able to destroy great capabilities for Hezbollah, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, in addition to the occupation of part of Lebanon And almost the entire Gaza Strip. It also h...
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