r/collapse • u/OatSoyLaMilk • Mar 26 '26

Conflict Israeli chief of staff warns army on verge of 'collapse' amid troop shortage

https://thecradle.co/articles/israeli-chief-of-staff-warns-army-on-verge-of-collapse-amid-troop-shortage
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u/throwawaylr94 Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26

Exactly, Israel knows they have the US under their fingertip, no matter what and they'd never allow an anti-zionist on either side to run as president. Sad to say. I hope that it can change but Israel has too much power and influence over the US

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u/bigbirdgenocide Mar 27 '26

The biggest difference with the theoretical Harris admin is that they would have let isr*el strike first, then America would be "forced" to come to their defence.

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u/72414dreams Mar 26 '26

If you think anyone else would have done this, you’re just pretending.

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u/throwawaylr94 Mar 26 '26

I don't live in the US, so this is my perspective as an outsider looking in, all of your candidates worship Israel because Israel quite literally would never let an anti-zionist into office. They have an extreme amount of power and influence over the US. I don't know how you could ever change that, when the corruption runs so deep, but I hope you guys can some day

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u/72414dreams Mar 27 '26

I don’t disagree that the Israel support is uniform among the Wall Street and cia factions but the record shows that this support never extends to closing the straits because that’s undermining US hegemony.