The Gazan Gaze

How the Zionist war has gone, and where it is going

The Zionist and Globalist war on West Asia has been going on for eighteen months now. It becomes futile and frustrating to keep explaining what the war is actually about. The lies thrown up by the Zionist thought management machine continue to be effective, even when most people no longer believe them.

Here is what has to be understood about the Zionist “hasbara” methods of cognitive warfare. It is beyond mere propaganda; deceiving and confusing the majority of people. It is about motivating and directing a core of fanatic believers who can silence and intimidate the majority.

This kind of cognitive warfare cannot be defeated by refuting and debunking it. The political force behind it must be overcome. In the case of this kind of religiously based fanaticism, it must be totally suppressed and given no space in which to operate.

To oppose this narrative, you mobilize that part of the population who are resistant to the toxic messaging, and you build a counter narrative. However, any narrative will be useless if it does not motivate a counterforce on the ground.

The counterforce to overcome this evil force has not gelled yet, but it is getting there. It is an attrition war, which will take time. The core fact is that the Zionists must lose, in the end.

However, that is not helping the Gazans much in the present. It is likely that most of them will not survive until the fall of the Zionist state. It seems that most of them are starting to understand that.

The Zionists seriously want to wipe them out; men women, and children. There is no rationality to this. There is no strategic gain in exterminating the Gazans.

The Zionists could at any time have traded peace with Gaza for an opening of its borders. Instead they spent the past twenty years on an increasing effort to make the strip uninhabitable. At the same time, they had no real plan to move the population anywhere else.

There is really nowhere for the Gazans to go. No country would be so foolish as to let itself host camps for Gazan refugees. In the countries around Israel we have seen how that works.

Thus, the Gazans have for some time been in a position of dying slow, or dying quicker and making your murders pay a price. The latter option gives somewhat better odds on survival. I made this point way back when this conflict began.

The Gazans refuse to give in, to just die like sheep, and instead maintain their integrity. The Zionist fanatics are flatly unable to tolerate anyone defying them and acting with integrity. Thus, the Gazans made their choice on October 7, and rolled their dice.

The Zionists went berserk. The Israeli state has squandered enormous manpower, equipment, and munitions, lashing out at, not just Gaza, but anything around them that does not collapse in grovelling submission. Now it is clear they will pursue their aggressive expansion, their “Nile to the Euphrates” delusions, until it falls down around them.

But to reiterate, the Zionist collapse will not come soon enough to save most Gazans. However, if every Gazan dies in the next two years, they have utterly destroyed Israel and Zionism. It is now seen by a critical mass of the population, everywhere in the world, to be exactly what it is.

Zionism is an evil ideology based on racial and quasireligious supremacy, and complete amorality. It will tolerate no one and nothing, anywhere, speaking against it. It is a danger to every person and every nation on the planet with any integrity.

Despite what is against them, most of Gaza seems able to hold out for a long while yet. They have a few things going for them. Yet they are under a calamity such as few people in modern times have faced.

The children, the elderly, and the weak are going to die. Only the strongest of the young will get through it. However, they will be able to start over when this is done.

I believe also, that the dopes of Gaza are not going to make it. It is not talked about so much but I see some indications of this aspect of it. In such a calamity, there will be those who refuse to believe their situation.

There is something said by those who study human behaviour in calamitous conditions. It is that those who try to adapt to the situation do not survive. Those who try to resist and escape from the situation are more likely to.

Those who try to comply and adapt to the situation created for them by the Israeli army, collaborated with by the U.N. dunces, will be less likely to survive. Those who try to create conditions for their survival, and listen to Hamas, are more likely to survive. There is a lesson here for people who might find themselves in similar conditions, as the Zionist and Globalist war on the world intensifies.

The ones most likely to be killed are those who do what the Israelis tell them, go where they are told to go, eat the food the Israeli army sends through. They continue to place hope that the United Nations will help them. The U.N. cannot even protect its own personnel.

The ones who are surviving are those who listen to Hamas. They hunker down in the rubble. They stay where Hamas snipers and low level air defenses can cover them.

They stay in their own cities. They do not pass through the Israeli army filtration points, which are roads to nowhere. Thus, they are not randomly picked off by Israeli snipers, or randomly picked up for torture and as hostages.

They are getting some food and equipment through the tunnels into Egypt. They are creating hidden, makeshift wells and cisterns. They are using the various homemade methods of seawater desalination and water purification.

Egypt is Gaza’s great lifeline and will likely remain so. Nonetheless, the Egyptian government is an utter disgrace. They are the one country close to Israel with an army which would defeat the Israelis. They could liberate Gaza tomorrow but will not.

They would then face attack from the United States, and probably from NATO. They would suffer a lot of damage, but could overcome it. The Egyptian population and army seems ready to support such a war.

The ruling elite of Egypt does not. Egypt is another of these disgusting patronage states. It is ruled by a closed elite, focused on keeping itself in power at all costs.

This is like most of the Arab states. However, the country is seething over what goes on across the the border, and the deliberate humiliations the Israelis have inflicted on Egypt. It would not take too much more to trigger an army coup in Egypt, which would almost immediately become a war with Israel.

The Zionists have done what Zionists do, and tested the Egyptian president and his cronies. They have found him to be spineless. They believe they know how far they can push him.

The Egyptian regime dares not shut off the tunnel traffic. The Israelis are trying to find and seal all the tunnels from their side, but are having difficulty. Hamas keeps digging new ones.

Finally, Hamas is getting plenty of funding from around the Moslem world, despite all efforts of American and Zionist agents to cut it off. Some Arab countries make a show of collaborating with Israel, while sending money to Hamas by the back door.

Here is a short but important note about funding and support for Hamas.

In the past, the Israeli government has approved of some Arab states sending money to Hamas. Israel originally promoted Hamas as a way to divide the Palestinians. From this, some conspiracy minded baloney heads get the idea that the Gaza conflict is some kind of phony war, and Hamas was created as an excuse to attack Gaza.

Truth is less fantastic. Manipulative ruling elites are always creating Frankensteins which turn on them. They never learn.

If elements in the Israeli state see Hamas as serving their ends, and wanted the October 7 attack to occur, then so be it, Israel’s enemies would say. Sometimes the best way to deal with self deluded enemies is to give them exactly what they think they want.

The doomsters are saying that the “ring of fire” Iran organized around Israel has been defeated, and that no help is coming for Gaza. The resistance against Israel really has underestimated their enemy, and overestimated their own abilities. That often happens in conflicts.

However, the resistance is far from defeated. The Netanyahu lunatics are still bluffing with a weak hand. In the long run, they cannot win.

It is time to briefly review how the conflict has gone in its first year and a half.

Hamas attacked on October 7. The Netanyahu did exactly what Hamas expected; they invaded Gaza. Hamas has learned in previous wars exactly how to fight an attrition urban guerrilla war against a materially superior enemy.

Hezbollah in Lebanon and Ansar Allah in Yemen began firing missiles at Israel. This began the collapse of the Israeli society and economy. The more intelligent people, who understood where this is going, and who maintained links to their home countries, started moving back to them.

The Israeli army tried to attack into Lebanon. They could not advance one kilometer against the Hezbollah ground forces in their prepared defences. So, they began attacking the Lebanese civilian population to force a cease fire.

They also attacked Hezbollah’s supply line through Syria. Iranian made rockets and ammunition had long passed through Syrian territory. The two faced Assad regime took large bribes to allow this traffic.

However, the clown Assad would not defend Syrian airspace from Israeli air attack. This despite the reasonably effective air defence system the Russians had provided him with. Soon, the Russians, the Iranians, and Hezbollah were seething angry with Assad.

Then the Israelis bombed the Iranian embassy in Syria. The Iranians sent some of its missiles at Israel, showing how good their rocket technology had become. They could devastate Israel if they chose.

Israel responded with sabotage attacks from their “fifth column” networks inside Iran. They exploded bombs in crowds. They seem to have assassinated the Iranian president, although Iran keeps very quiet about that.

The Iranians fired a larger barrage at Israel. The Israelis tried to conduct a bombing raid on Iran. Their planes turned back when they found the Iranians had an unknown type of radar they could not jam.

Meanwhile, the Israelis attacked the Hezbollah leadership. They killed the leader and much of his staff when he attended a meeting in a relatively shallow bunker. He had been warned not to go there.

The Israelis killed much of the leadership of Hezbollah with the infamous pager attack. They did not care how many bystanders were also killed. This kind of attack should have been detected and stopped.

Hezbollah was temporarily demoralized and disorganized. It accepted a cease fire in which it evacuated the border areas and allowed the Lebanon army to patrol there. The Israelis ignored the terms of the cease fire and drove the incompetent Lebanese regular army away from the border zone, which they then made uninhabitable.

As soon as they could pull part of their force from the Lebanon border, the Israelis activated another plan they seemed to have been preparing for some time. The Assad regime in Syria quickly collapsed when the “ISIS” pseudo Islamic mercenary groups, which had been confined to Idlib for four years, attacked again. The Syrian army was sabotaged by elements inside the high command, and quickly collapsed.

The situation in Syria remains confused. There are many ridiculous theories about what happened and will happen. It seems the famously two faced Turkish president Erdogan is colluding with Israel while also making noises about resisting them.

The Turks and Israelis are not about to start a fight over Syria. They have already carved it up. The Turk’s notions of a new Ottoman Empire are satisfied for now by ruling Northern Syria through their ruthless proxies.

The Israelis plan their “David’s Corridor” through southern Syria. They expect to connect it with Iraq, which they plan to attack. This will further their “greater Israel” project; the “Nile to Euphrates” delusion.

A strong resistance is developing in Syria, to foreign occupation and government by religious extremists. This seems to be organized by a new group called Uli Al Baas. Syria will become a ‘quagmire’ for Turkeye and Israel.

The Gazans have now gained two cease fires by releasing some of the hostages it took. The Netanyahu government is contemptuous of anyone letting themselves be taken hostages. It is trying to kill them all.

The Nut n’ yahoos agreed to the ceasefires only under domestic pressure led by the hostages relatives. The Israeli public is only concerned about the hostages and would mostly support a genocide. The Israelis never actually observed the terms of the cease fires.

The Netanyahu government’s clear intention is to remove the non Jewish populations between the Jordan river and the sea. This is the long term goal stated in the Likud party constitution. They are now attacking in the west bank as well, trying to make the remaining Palestinian towns and camps uninhabitable.

To reiterate, talk of moving these populations, over five million in total, to another country, is theatrics. No country will take them. The intent is mass extermination.

The only thing which will stop this is armed intervention. Such an intervention is possible. The Israeli armed forces are not strong. Its economy cannot support a sustained effort.

The western powers may be captured by Zionist agents, but their power to aid Israel is rapidly declining. The American navy is being beaten by one of the world’s poorest countries. It can barely defend against Yemen’s missiles.

The Yemenis have been the toughest and most persistent defenders of Palestine. They can keep striking Israel at long range indefinitely. Other resistance states against Israel are temporarily neutralized, but this condition will not persist long.

Iran is the most dangerous enemy of Israel. Its missile force could destroy the Israelis even without a nuclear bomb. It is believed to be able to produce such a bomb in weeks if it chose to.

At the start of this war, Iran was considered the leader of a “ring of fire”  against Israel. Yet during this war, it has been indecisive. There are political divisions in Iran about fighting the war, which the government has trouble resolving.

Some parts of the Iranian public take the attitude that Palestine is far away and the war should not concern them. This attitude is naive. If they are a strong and independent country in west Asia, the Zionists will be bringing the war to them.

There is now extreme danger that the USA will attack Iran, under pressure from the Zionist network in the American government. If the USA attacks Iran, the conflict will ramp up to a new level. If it backs off, the conflict will run at a lower level for awhile.

The situation now is one of waiting for the coin to drop. Intense efforts are being made to convince the Trump government not to do it. The Iranians seem to have settled around a consensus to defend if attacked, and are daring the Americans to try.

Right now there are a two points about the Zionist war which especially need to be examined. One is about the role of Russia and China in it. The other is the problems within the resistance leadership.

There is much discussion of why Russia allowed the Assad government to fall so quickly, after putting so much effort into defeating the ISIS proxy war of Western intelligence. The real question is, why did they aid Assad in the first place. We would likely be further ahead if he had been allowed to fall back in 2015.

Trying to prop up a corrupt and incompetent government never works in the end. It will fall anyway, after much effort is spent in a futile effort. The consequences are then even worse.

One commentator in particular, who lived in Syria, always made the claim that the only alternative to Assad was the ISIS head loppers and intestine eaters. This is a variation on “lesser evilism”. Lesser evil is still evil, and cannot be tolerated.

What is to be fought for is a government which can defend the country, and provide good government and prosperity. A much better approach to aiding Syria would have been to provide support to a third force fighting for that goal. However, that does not fit with the Russian government’s legalistic and conflict averse mentality.

It seems, from some Russian based internet forums, that the Russian military establishment was steaming mad about Assad before his collapse. He flatly refused to reform the government on Russian advice. He dismantled the army built up to defeat ISIS, as soon as a long term truce seemed to have settled in. Then he complained that the Russians were not really protecting him.

The Russian military was also angry, not about their government letting Assad fall, but their surprise at it, and the confused response. It seems they kept dithering between abandoning their Syrian bases, or trying to stay in them. These bases are important to Russian operations in Africa.

Despite this, Russia will not allow Iran to be attacked. It always had a merely conditional relationship with the Assad government. It has just signed a “Comprehensive Strategic” Treaty with Iran, which it considers a really stable and predictable partner.

China has also made clear that it will no longer tolerate the USA making unprovoked attacks on other countries. The China, Iran, Russia alliance is solid. However, most legitimate military analysts agree that Iran can pretty much take care of Uncle Sam on its own.

Some leaders of the resistance front have been candid and insightful about the problems of much of their leadership. It has obviously not taken counterintelligence seriously enough.

They are against an enemy which strongly believes in controlling and destroying its opponents from within. It will always seek to ‘decapitate’ its opponent; remove its leadership. It has a doctrine of ‘hybrid war’, of fighting through the full spectrum of aggression, and of barbarity.

Any nation which asserts its independence from the global hegemony will be attacked. A consensus government with a small, closed leadership group is a necessity. Capable defense and security forces are required.

A nation which cannot do this will be destroyed. Lebanon is the perfect illustration of this. Only Hezbollah has held that country together; the official government and its army are hopeless.

However, a loose alliance of patriots, Islamic warriors, and leftists is not going to work. Factions which are not committed to the security and prosperity of the nation and people, above all else, cannot be politically active. Lebanon also illustrates this.

Many leaders of the resistance to Zionism are obsessed with becoming martyrs. So, they create conditions to be gloriously martyred. This does not help their cause.

Others are focused on being pure Islamic warriors. They try to fight a pure, Islamic war, not shooting at a retreating enemy, or one evacuating its wounded, and not harming civilians and their infrastructure. A nuclear bomb is ‘unIslamic.’

They are fighting an enemy which makes a point of attacking medical evacuations, revels in destroying civilian populations and their infrastructure, and which has nuclear weapons. They need to think of the most effective way to defeat this enemy. This may not be the most pure and Islamic way to fight, but the aim is to insure the survival and future peace of their own people.

The word “genocide” is often misused, to the point where its real meaning is mocked. What is happening in Gaza fits the strict meaning of the term; the extermination of a people. It is the worst crime of this century.

The number of dead in Gaza is over two hundred thousand, not the fifty thousand reported by aid agencies. If it continues two more years, eighty to ninety percent of the population will be dead. The Zionist talk of an evacuation is a deception; they want these people dead.

This should not baffle anyone. The history of the more extreme faction of Zionism, represented by the Likud party, has been consistent from the time the first Zionists got off the ship in Palestine. Any time they believed they could get away with it, they have killed every Palestinian man, woman, and child, whom they could get at.

Now they believe the present situation gives them their last, best chance to achieve their goals. They want the “subhumans” removed from the land between the river and the sea. They want the people beyond that living in broken ministates which the Zionists can control.

The rhetoric of the more extreme Zionists is that they do not even want the Palestians as refugees. That creates a diaspora, a world wide network of people hating them and dreaming of a return to their homeland. They want the Gazans to die.

This is what the Gazans are facing. They did nothing to bring this on themselves. They have merely existed in the wrong place and time.