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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (221114)2/26/2007 11:44:04 AM
From: michael97123  Read Replies (2) of 281500
 
The israelis need to think more strategically about iran. Who is the real threat to israel? Its the sunni arab states with a Paki-bomb or other wmds before its iran imho. Some of the olive branches from iran last week pertained to the holocaust deniers and sun has always thought there was a deal to be made between persia and the jews. If you try to think like a persian, perhaps it is they who feel surrounded by sunni arabas and paks. They may be as paranoid as we are about wmds being used on their shiaa heretic state. Our short term goal should be to try to recreate the US/Israel/Turkey/Iran strategic relationship that existed when the shah was in power. Also this i a way to control the imperial appetite of the New-USSR. And for the mideast without iran and ahmadijad spewing hate and terror tactics, the arabs and the jews will have to settle or enter the final leg a fight to the finish which the arabs will lose and the jews will not win if their objectives are a peaceful non-nuclear outcome. I have asked sun to comment on some of these idea and so far he has not taken me up on it. I guess some of the above works against some of his left wing notions. I will ask you to consider this as well and see if this could become an alternative to neocon orthodoxy here and in israel.
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