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Israel Standing Alone: Why We’re Vulnerable to ‘Friends’ | The Land of Israel Network
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🔥 Subscribe now for more insights: @thelandofisrael Why is Israel sometimes more vulnerable to “friends” than to enemies? 🇮🇱 In this eye-opening clip, we explore the political reality: Israel’s posture and mindset, not just external threats, shape its security. Hear why standing independently may be the key to Israel’s future in today’s complex world. Watch the full discussion for more insights on Israel, geopolitics, and strategic independence.
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I actually thought it would be best for
Israel if she were elected because
Israel, just from our very, you know,
particular stance, we only surrender
land and we only do suicidal gestures to
our jihadist enemies when we have a
friend. We're much more susceptible and
vulnerable to a friend than we are to an
enemy. Under Obama, how much land did we
give away? Under Bush, how much land did
we give away? A lot more. And so when we
have Trump in the White House, I it's
not his fault. I actually think he's
been wonderful. It's our posture, our
sort of vassal subjugated status in our
own brains that makes us vulnerable to
the predations of a friend, which not
even predations. It's just them doing
what's in their best interest and us
allowing our own hand to twist ourselves
behind our back.
>> Well, it looks like very soon we're not
going to have friends on the left and on
the right. And that's what's happening
right now. Israel will eventually stand
alone. Period.
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