The problems Israel has been forced to solve—detecting low-flying drones in crowded airspace, distinguishing friendly from hostile platforms, and closing the kill chain quickly—are now confronting European governments.
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While Muslims have strengthened their identity as descendants of Mohammed and students of the Koran, millions of Christians—and Jews too—have developed in the opposite direction.
At a Krakow summit, Jewish leaders and politicians, including Boris Johnson, warned that anti-Israel hate endangered Europe’s Jewish future.
Europe is quick to point the finger at Israel. At the same time, cash registers are ringing in the Israeli arms industry. Technologies like the Iron Dome missile defense system or Arrow 3 are eagerly purchased.
Europe’s longest period of peace began with Israel’s rebirth – and could end with growing hostility toward the Jewish state.
How the growing anti-Israeli sentiment and political decisions in Europe are driving me to say farewell.
While the Jewish state fights for its survival, Europe adds fuel to the fire.
Why does the biblical story of Ishmael still echo in world politics today? What connects an Esau to left-wing NGOs, UN resolutions, and street protests in Berlin? And why can a prophetic alliance against Israel be seen between Ishmael and Esau, then as now?
“Every action against Israel directly serves the jihadist axis in the Middle East,” said Gideon Sa’ar.
Instead of extirpating and repatriating these masses of unassimilable nuisances, many Europeans are now dressing as terrorist wannabes and joining the mobs.
