The very Russian invasion of Ukraine is a brutal act that Russia and its rival the United States could have prevented ahead of time. During the invasion, Russia committed monstrous atrocities of the kind it committed in Chechnya and Syria. In contrast to the illusions spread by foolish adherents of the imaginary "globalization", there is no world government in the world. There is no law and no justice. We must not be misled by the American and European rage against the Russians.
The White House trusts in the interests of the United States alone, as he understands them. Therefore, President Joe Biden's predecessors, both Barack Obama and Donald Trump, allowed Vladimir Putin to rage brutally in Syria and did not impose sanctions on him, but contented himself with pious condemnation. Biden embarks on an unprecedented economic and diplomatic offensive against Putin, because of Ukraine. The explanation for the difference must be sought in the interests of the United States.
Ukraine is close to its allies.
In contrast, Syria, Georgia (which Russia attacked in 2008) and Chechnya are far away.
American interests are the reason the US abandoned us in 2015 and is now about to abandon us and its Arab allies in an agreement with Iran in Vienna. The Democratic Party then thought, and now thinks, that it would be better for the US to rule Iran in the region.
She knows that's what she's doing.
In such a state of affairs, in the absence of a world government believing in the good of humanity, the Israeli government is also obligated to take care of the interests of the State of Israel - and only them.
This is the true moral position, of a leadership aware of its duties, as opposed to a moral adornment.
No one will help us against Iran.
We alone stand here for our destiny.
The danger to Iran, and only it, must guide our considerations, not moral panic around the Ukrainian refugees, for example.
The source of their problem is not a shortage of countries of refuge, and must be conducted wisely between the powers.
We have seen that the current crisis has placed Israel in the position of one of the mediators between Russia and Ukraine and the Western powers headed by the United States. But this mediation probably can not work. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's real ability to reconcile the parties is limited. Any, to change the attitudes that led to the outbreak of violence.
But Bennett is right if he uses the political position he has acquired to distance Russia and Iran as far as circumstances allow, thereby thwarting the Russian-brokered nuclear deal between Iran and the Western powers.
The nuclear deal is supposed to inject huge capital into Russia's coffers.
It aims to sell weapons to Iran, which will get rich when the sanctions are lifted.
But there is reason to hope that the sanctions imposed on Russia due to the occupation of Ukraine will disrupt this aspiration.
A Russian spokesman demanded that trade between Russia and Iran be exempted from the same sanctions imposed on Russia, meaning that Iran would not be punished for trade with it.
It is hard to believe that the Americans can accede to the demand in their current state of hostility with Russia.
The importance of the matter is not negligible, because Russia was in an economic crisis before the war in Ukraine, and is now experiencing an economic disaster.
Until now, the Israeli government has been tolerant and submissive in the face of the agreement being formed with Iran.
Foreign Minister Yair Lapid's remarks about the renewal of the alliance with the American Democratic Party shattered on the ground of reality.
Lapid threw his jaw at the US-led world order. His eyes were fixed on the fact that this "order" was about to run over us in Vienna.
Iran's nuclear weapons project should now be delayed by all means, in the hope that circumstances will change in the future, for example a Congress or a more sane Republican administration in Washington.
It is possible that Bennett's moves were intended to create such delays.
Either way, the eyes must not be removed from the darkening black clouds from Iran.
Were we wrong?
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