by Scott Creighton
Here's the problem with Jeffrey's proposal: the nation states he cites as being key to this change in Middle East policy regarding Palestine and the U.S. are fascist states in bed with American, Israeli and British financial houses run by Zionists. They will never step away from the globalist entities willingly which is why they haven't done it already.
What should happen, what needs to happen, the ONLY way this ends is... China and Russia and India and anyone else who wishes to be on the right side of history need to load up flotillas of warships and freighters carrying tons and tons of aid and make anchor right off Gaza's shoreline while simultaneously crossing into the West Bank from Jordan in a full on humanitarian intervention invasion of Palestine... daring the U.S. or Israel to interfere with their efforts.
Israel must be sanctioned by the civilized world and blockaded preventing anything from entering or leaving the country.
They must ALL launch a PR offensive at the same time showing the world just how criminal and vile the Greater Israel campaign is and how dangerous it will be to the whole of civilization if allowed to continue unchecked as this program of hatred and greed being run by the Israelis will clearly not stop or even slow down as a result of this sham election in Israel.
Chinese and Russian military might will push the pathetic bullies of the IDF out of what is left of Gaza while reconstruction and stabilization programs begin in earnest both in Gaza and the West Bank.
Jeffrey Sachs is wrong if he thinks saving Palestine and stopping plucky little Israel from becoming a tyrant in the region hinges on the cooperation of the likes of MbS and the oligarchs from UAE or Qatar who are already PROVEN to have been funneling money to the likes of Jared Kushner and Steven Whitkoff to the tune of billions and billions of dollars.
Here is the main point of his argument from Common Dreams.
'...The only way to stop this madness is for the Arab world to tell the United States that enough is enough. The Arab states should declare that they will never accept Israeli hegemony, that there must be a sovereign State of Palestine, and that the region’s security will come from regional cooperation rather than from Washington. The solution could be two states, as in the Arab Peace Initiative, or one binational democratic state, or a confederation. What matters is that Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs, each about 8 million people, live in peace, safety, and self-determination. What is not possible is the perpetuation of Israel’s brutal apartheid state.
The beginnings are visible. Qatar has called for a regional dialogue among the Gulf Cooperation Council states, Turkiye, and Pakistan, and Qatar, Pakistan, and Oman have kept the channels of mediation with Tehran open throughout the war. These efforts should grow into a standing regional security framework that includes Iran, the Gulf states, Egypt, Turkiye, Iraq, and Pakistan, built on mutual non-aggression, freedom of navigation, and a zone free of nuclear weapons that must eventually include Israel.
The Arab states have far more leverage than they recognize. If Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and their neighbors announced that their territory and airspace will not be used for another war on Iran, and that normalization with Israel is off the table until a Palestinian state exists, the calculations in Washington and Tel Aviv would have to change quickly. And the American people, who hate the war on Iran and side with Palestine, would cheer.
The era of US-led divide and conquer, with Iran cast as the permanent enemy of the Arab world, is over, even if Washington and Tel Aviv refuse to admit it. The Arab states should say so openly now before the next round of war begins, and in doing so, open the way to a region that provides for its own security and peace.' Jeffrey Sachs
He is also wrong about the one-state solution or at least it is a naive pipe dream.
Israelis who just voted for which Zionist, hateful, racist, greedy leader they will have next will NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER live peacefully side by side in a one-state nirvana with Palestinians especially if they change the name of the country back to what it used to be... Palestine.
I mean that's just stupid.
You can build additional protections between Israel and Palestine along the internationally recognized border between them, the GREEN LINE (not the Yellow Line) and post Peace Keepers there for however long it takes the rabid hate-filled Zionists in Israel to cool their jets... but that might be a generation or two.
Been done before... East and West Berlin. And it seemed to work as in the end, the wall came down and the nation was unified.
But what WONT work is pouring them all into a one-state arena and letting the games begin... because they will.
Surprising Mr. Sachs even tried to include that option in his article.
The ONLY thing power respects is more power. Period. And unfortunately the very nation states Jeffrey believes hold the key to this problem respect nothing but wealth and power which the Palestinians have neither.
But China, Russia, India, Brazil, South Africa... (BRICS)... they have a lot of both and it's time they use em... if not now, when... if not for this, for what?
The United States is loath to attack little Iran right now for they understand there is no real way for them to win that war. Do you think they will attack those 5 nations simultaneously if they don't want to even mess with Iran?
And Israel, say what you will about the Dr. Strangelove's in charge over there, will certainly understand launching a nuke at a flotilla made up of vessels from all those nations will result in the end of the Jewish state altogether...
... now that might be something Castro would do to prevent Cuba from being turned into a slave state by the Americans (see Cuban missile crisis for example)...
... but there isn't a single man in Israel who comes close to Castro when it comes to heart and true love of their country.
Besides, there will be no threat to the nation of Israel. Just a demand they return to their borders and leave Palestine to the Palestinians... a much different threat faced by Castro indeed.
Like typical bullies on the schoolyard, Israel and the U.S. will do nothing when faced with an equal or superior force.
But if it happens, it happens. I mean... why did the world end up fighting the Nazis in the end?
Because dear readers, it was the right thing to do.
Jeffrey Sachs is wrong. His way leads to nothing. Mine leads to Palestine and Peace.
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