Israel Feels Alone Without the U.S. in Afghanistan

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Our closest ally and US taxpayers funded only non-racist non-blowback-generating democracy in the mideast feelin so lonely again:



Video purports to show Biden asleep in meeting with Israeli PM
A clip saying Joe Biden fell asleep in a meeting with Naftali Bennett has been misleadingly cropped
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Israel Feels Alone Without the U.S. in Afghanistan

The threat of extremism will force it to demonstrate its own military prowess.

By Zev Chafets
September 2, 2021

Don’t forget about us.
Source: Bloomberg

Zev Chafets is a journalist and author of 14 books. He was a senior aide to Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and the founding managing editor of the Jerusalem Report Magazine.

The geographic distance between Tel Aviv and Kabul is roughly 2,000 miles. But after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Israel is worried that the Taliban and its radical allies are right next door.

This is a point that Prime Minister Naftali Bennett made in his meeting with President Joe Biden on the eve of the American evacuation. “We live in the world’s toughest neighborhood,” Bennett said. “We’ve got ISIS on our southern border [in Sinai], Hezbollah on our northern border, Islamic Jihad, Hamas and Iranian militias that surround us. And they all want to annihilate the Jewish state.”

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These kinds of things always give us an insight into the minds of people who are trying their best to control US policy, and for instance why there's such big media pushback against the Biden pullout.

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These kinds of things always give us an insight into the minds of people who are trying their best to control US policy, and for instance why there's such big media pushback against the Biden pullout.

Perhaps so.
But Biden's cold approach towards our closest democratic ally could put GOP (pro 'keep troops in Afghanistan to keep an eye on Iran" & pro W Bush wings) in a bind.