@AimenDean I believe the right path lies somewhere between isolationism and globalization, US has to strike a balance between enabling and empowering their allies to be accountable and able to defend themselves while taking care of business domestically.
@AimenDean I know what you meant dear Aimen, I studied National Security & Military Power and your analysis doesn’t fit with me even in decades. Other nations have the ability to push back even with US absence. i.e. Europe isn’t just gonna roll over to Russia who is struggling in a war.
@AimenDean Interesting thought! Although I think it’s extreme and unrealistic, with a bit of analysis I could poke many holes in it. the world is not black or white, it’s not this or that, there are many shades of grey in between where we can navigate our way through.
@hasselljpb@AimenDean Not true, the closest we got to a peace deal(although it was unfair to Palestinians)with Israeli PM Yitzhak Rabin, he got assassinated by his own people to prevent the deal! a peace has been offered by Arabs for over 20 years and Israel wouldn’t accept. Have an informed opinion!
@Klayhamn_@AimenDean This story didn’t start in 1948, it’s either you are being deceptive or ignorant, read about Balfour declaration 1917, this is a long term project of occupation, “we have to expel the Arabs and take their land�� 1st PM of Israel Gurion, 1937. This is a planned ethnic cleansing!
@havivrettiggur@Kontrastmittel 2. The fact that the UN gave Israel a home and same thing to Palestinians but they refused is shallow argument, the UN doesn’t own the land to give it away and remember this was in 1948 the UN wasn’t even a thing! This is a modern occupation
@havivrettiggur@Kontrastmittel 1. Jews were offered a home in many places like Argentina and the US but they chose Palestine knowing that it’s gonna involve killing and displacing people, “we have to expel the Arabs and take their land” Ben Gurion 1937, this is a quote from Israel 1st PM before the holocaust!
@ConflictedThom@MHconflicted@HusseinAboubak I didn’t feel like I got anything from this episode it’s already covered in many episodes before with Aiman, with all respect to your guest.
@TheRedLinePod I was listening to episode 9 and you mentioned that many Iranians died fighting ISIS and ISIS funding came mostly from Saudi Arabia do you have the data to support those two claims coz I believe that’s not true, otherwise I will start questioning the credibility of the Podcast!