The Palestine Liberation Organizasyon used to have a secular, progressive political agenda. The US project to clash it with its radical Islamist version was in line with the green belt doctrine in force during the 80s. Then throughout 90s and 2000s the left had been made to adopt this religious radicalism with the pretext of democracy and the green belt doctrine which used to be considered as a corner stone of the Middle Eastern fascism in the 70s and the 80s was made forgotten. Victimization and patheticising played the crucial role here — as it is a general case for all kinds of fascistic movements
There had recently (in the last 1 to 5 years) been historic developments in the Middle East, mainly based on Salman’s governance in Saudi Arabia. Besides remarkable reforms in the domestic area, mainly amelioration of women’s rights, modernization of education system and cultural life, what was especially toxic to the Atlantic bloc, was their conduct of a radically independent foreign policy: Coordinating OPEC production cut with Russia and finking out anti-Russian sanctions was deadly enough. However, introducing national currencies in oil trade with China was the last drop.
Just 3 days before the attacks, on June 14, David M. Weinberg from Jewish Times wrote an article indicating The New York Times as the saboteur of the peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia. Click to download the PDF form of his articleMaybe even more importantly, Salman has re-established communication with Iran after almost four decades of cessation of diplomatic relations.
These achievements were very promising for building a new peaceful Middle East, going against to the constant conflict doctrine of the US since it aimed to replace the dollar’s pegging into oil (and in general energy quotation) after abandoning the Bretton Woods system in 1971.
Netanyahu is also a controversial figure for the US. Israel supported Azerbaijan during the war with Armenia instigated by the West. Dismissed cutting relations with Russia and even condemned Ukronazism during the Special Military Operation of Russia. And even more importantly his secret meetings started in 2020 with Salman today became a public knowledge.
So, yes, Salman and Netanyahu were the doves of peace for the Middle East, the pioneers of the “Abraham Accords” signed in 2020 — until the Hamas attacks started in the morning of October 7th (Today).
That is why and how one was subject to street protests allegedly for judicial reforms and the other to accusation for the murder of a 5th class puppet journalist in Ankara.
This is how the augur Vladimir Jirinovsky told in 2019 — both Netanyahu and Salman were in power — that in 2024 the agenda will shift from Ukraine to Israel.
It’s a well-known fact that Hamas was founded by the pro-American clic within Israel in the 80s, in order to divide and annihilate the Palestine Liberation Organizasyon. It succeeded. The Palestine Liberation Organizasyon used to have a secular, progressive political agenda. The US project to clash it with its radical Islamist version was in line with the green belt doctrine in force during the 80s. Then throughout 90s and 2000s the left had been made to adopt this religious radicalism with the pretext of democracy and the green belt doctrine which used to be considered as a corner stone of the Middle Eastern fascism in the 70s and the 80s was made forgotten. Victimization and patheticising played the crucial role here — as it is a general case for all kinds of fascistic movements — as it is the case for the legitimization of radical Islamism (typically the case in the discoursive practices of Muslim Brotherhood) for the ‘new left’ fabricated by the Western imperialism.
A new abominable play has just been put on scene in the Middle East. Let’s hope our leaders will be able to manage the situation and thwart the plot. Otherwise the Middle East and Israel will again plung into deep shit.