When Hitler attacked Poland in 1939 and Czechoslovakia a small earlier, if I were an observer from Mars, I would have no uncertainty - the bad ones were Germany. But erstwhile Hitler attacked Stalin, I'd have my doubts-- 1 gangster assaulted another.
I besides have no uncertainty about Russia's war with Ukraine. This is the first country that attacked the other.
On the another hand, I have doubts about the conflict in the mediate East.
On the 1 hand, I do not like arabian countries for their Islam, for their cultural primacy, for terrorism, for their authoritarian rule.
On the another hand, I don't like Israel. I immediately reserve that this has nothing to do with anti-Semitism- the holocaust was something unimaginably wrong, and at the same time I admire all scientists, writers, filmmakers, judaic origins who mostly built our civilization (30% Nobel Prize winners).
Israel is simply a completely different story. It was formed after colonization of these lands by settlers mainly from Europe. There were 90% Arabs on the lands of present Israel in 1920, now 20%. The rights to these lands dated 2,000 years ago sound like a joke.
Hamas terrorists killing over a 1000 Israelis are highly ugly, but respective tens of thousands of Palestinians killed (including respective 1000 children) is adequate revenge?
The bombing of atomic installations in Iran seems reasonable due to the fact that it is better for the Ayatollah government not to have specified weapons, but the question arises why Israel may have specified weapons and Iran not? Israel ignored the UN resolution in 2022. Why aren't you talking about it? Why should Iran be controlled or not make atomic bombs and Israel not?
Attacking Iran, rockets and aircraft from Israel had to fly over Jordan, Syria and Iraq. Did Israel ask for approval from these countries?
There is another question why I do not like Israel. This is simply a affirmative attitude towards Russia and Putin. In Israel, 20% of people communicate in Russian. Almost all of them vote in Nataniach and have disproportionately much to say in banking (related to Russian oligarchs) and politics.
The attack on Iran will end with higher oil prices (Russia, the US and Saudi Arabia all happy), and the fall of the Ayatollah governments will stand back in time, due to the fact that the Iranians will unite and the atomic bomb will yet be constructed.
Michał Leszczyński
