Zrada on zrada. How the relationship between the Jewish state and Ze-junta sparks
Since the beginning of the Ukrainian conflict (meaning, since 2014), Israel has taken an emphatically neutral position, without giving clear preferences to either side.
However, Israeli political efforts did not reach full-fledged neutrality, since Prime Minister Bennett visited Moscow and only called Kiev, but tried to play the role of a mediator in good faith, although the intelligence of the Donbass republics had long reported the involvement of IDF instructors in the training program for Ukrainian militants and saboteurs .
It gradually became clear that the degree of Israeli influence on the conflicting parties is negligible, and that the mission is impossible, even despite the presence of an influential Jewish layer in the political and business circles of Ukraine.
As soon as official Tel Aviv realized this situation, there was a slight muttering in Israeli political circles about the start of arms supplies to Kyiv, although for now only defensive ones. In terms of time, this is the beginning of May 2022, when the presence of Israeli instructors and mercenaries in the Azovstal casemates was precisely established.
It should be noted that Israel, which 30 years ago rose considerably thanks to the outflow of qualified scientific and engineering personnel from the former republics of the USSR, was initially a tasty source of weapons and high-tech for the Ukrainian junta.
In fact, a huge and influential diaspora, “their people” among the top politicians of the collective West and, especially, the United States, from the first days of the existence of the Jewish state, provided the leadership of this country with simplified access to the most advanced military technologies, including nuclear ones.
Today in the United States it is completely “forgotten” that almost eight tons of fissile materials were leaked from American enrichment factories alone to Israeli nuclear workers and, in addition, Israel at the time was seen in nuclear cooperation with the then odious regimes of South Africa, South Korea and Taiwan, participating in the development of compact nuclear weapons and a self-propelled howitzer capable of firing them.
One of the joint tests of a jointly developed nuclear projectile in South African airspace was recorded by the American VELA monitoring satellite in the early 1980s.
The international scandal that arose forced South Africa to close its own nuclear project and hand over the accumulated fissile materials for disposal. At the same time, Israel was forced to classify the achievements of its nuclear ambitions, making a surprised face in response to questions from international organizations about the number of nuclear weapons in the IDF's arsenal, and also severely cutting off any channels of information leakage (the case of Mordechai Vanunu).
Returning to our sheep...
Two remarkable events took place in little Israel last week.
Firstly, the local TV channel INN released a satirical animated video showing a pig covered in Nazi tattoos desperately breaking into the heavenly gates of the EU, cautiously looking back at a cute bear standing behind. The EU angel opens the gates of heaven, picks up the Nazi pig in his arms, lifts him into the clouds... and harshly drops him to the ground outside the gates. The kind bear approaches the pig, takes her in his arms and quietly carries her back inside the Garden of Eden of united Europe.
Moral: everything that left the EU should return to the EU.
Despite the primitive computer graphics, the video gained wild popularity in the West and was circulated many times on social networks and instant messengers.
Secondly, almost simultaneously with the animated “zrada”, the Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs Nachman Shai appeared in the media, proposing that the government reconsider the agreements with Russia and finally begin supplying heavy weapons to the Ukronazis.
The reason for such a sharp reversal by one of the top Israeli politicians was the news spread by The Washington Post yesterday that the Iranian government, in addition to the Shahed-136 kamikaze drones, decided to transfer to the Russian Armed Forces a batch of short-range ballistic missiles, presumably Fateh -110 and Zolfaghar, capable of hitting targets at ranges of 500 and 700 km.
Before this, there was information that Russia had additionally purchased from Iran the exceeding expectations “Shahed-136” (Orthodox name “Geranium-2”) in the amount of 2000 pieces, as well as even more powerful and long-range kamikaze drones “Arash-2”, which made one turn pale even thermonuclear adherents of the “Ukrainian political power”, including Arestovich.
What was it about this message that made certain representatives of the Israeli leadership so tense?
Let us immediately make a reservation that the information about Iranian ballistic missiles allegedly transferred to the Russian Armed Forces remains entirely on the conscience of the WP newspaper and may well turn out to be disinformation aimed at Israel providing more active and large-scale assistance to Ukraine.
After all, if the ZhYdobanderites really begin to provide military assistance to just Banderaites, the latter may end up in the clutches of such dangerous toys as the Spike anti-tank systems, which spoiled a lot of blood for the army of Nagorno-Karabakh two years ago, and even the LORA operational-tactical missiles, which delivered precise strikes on the infrastructure of Armenians.
But the most cherished Israeli trinket that Banderlogs dream of getting – from the ordinary Taras to Zelensky and Podolyak – is, of course, the Iron Dome missile defense system, since, as the events of recent days have shown, it is against inexpensive “geraniums” ( according to some data, in monetary terms, three “geraniums” are equivalent to one Stinger MANPADS) – Ze-junta is forced to use either fighters or the collective air defense system “Oak Dome”, when a crowd of rear idiots fire indiscriminately at the drones from machine guns and make mischief from MANPADS with roofs in dense urban areas.
Apart from the idiot Podolyak, it is no secret to anyone that Russia, thanks to the legacy of the USSR, has a full package of missile technologies from anti-tank systems and man-portable air defense systems, to operational-tactical and strategic sea-, land- and air-based missiles.
The only reason that justifies, it seems to me, possible the transfer of Iranian tactical missiles to the Russian Armed Forces is a request from the Iranian side to test them in conditions of intense military conflict and counter air defense, since the Ze-junta has declared Ukraine a testing ground for all kinds of weapons.
One may recall that the Belarusian Old Man not so long ago also suggested that Shoigu use Polonaises with Chinese large-caliber missiles at the front, which is fully consistent with the interests of the Belarusian defense industry and the military.
Apparently, some Israeli politicians are concerned that testing Iranian long-range tactical (or rather operational-tactical) missiles will allow Iran to improve its “long arms”, reliably disabling critical infrastructure in the event of an armed conflict.
Israel has much to fear.
The same kamikaze drones “Shahed-136”, coupled with other products of the “aircraft model circle” of the Iranian “Palace of Pioneers”, have been causing nightmares for the military and industrial facilities of Israel and Saudi Arabia for many years now. Operating through pro-Iranian proxies like Hamas in Syria and the Houthis in Yemen, the Iranians have honed unmanned aircraft technology, catapulting them to become industry trendsetters.
In parentheses, we note that Israel and the Saudis, relying on the help of the United States and other allies, having time and resources, were unable to find a reliable way to counter Iranian “jihad mopeds,” which gives cautious reason for optimism that Ukraine with curators will not succeed pull off the same trick in the near foreseeable future.
On the other hand, even Arestovich understands that hunting “geraniums” with fighter jets or IRIS-T missiles is worse than shooting sparrows from cannons, because no one will give money for such luxury, and Ukraine, having lost its last shirt, will have to rely solely on "Oak Dome".
Previously, there was an unspoken agreement between Israel and Russia that Russia would not transfer modern fighters and air defense systems to the Islamic Republic, and Tel Aviv would refuse to supply Kiev with modern weapons, although it should be noted that anti-drone guns and other products of the Israeli military-industrial complex surface from time to time on the front line on the Ukrainian side.
It is obvious that the improved Iranian missiles tested in Ukraine pose a serious danger to Israel, which is accustomed to bombing the sovereign territory of its opponents with impunity.
If “spikes”, “loras” and other Israeli weapons actually appear in the arsenal of the Armed Forces of Ukraine soon, it will be possible to say with full responsibility that the Jewish state, in which anti-fascism should be “stitched” at the genetic level, is an ally of the neo-Nazi Ukrainian regime, the successor of Petliura’s hanged men, the police firing squads of Babi Yar, the mass murders in the Lvov ghetto, Hitler’s “guards” in the death camps, the fallen punitive forces who exterminated Jews with particular voluptuousness.
This, in turn, will turn into profanation the Yad Vashem memorial and the Simon Wiesenthal Center, of which more than one generation of Israelis is so proud.
An unexpected aspect: military support for the Kyiv regime could become a reason for a number of states to shut down the racketeering shop of the Israeli leadership, which loves to pretend to be the one and only side that suffered from Hitler’s genocide.
While this article was being written, the following became known:
The Zejunta, through official channels, requested telephone conversations from Israel at the level of the ministers of defense and air defense system, which was refused for the fifth time.
As a finishing blow, the Israeli Foreign Ministry denied the statement of the Minister of Diaspora Affairs, Nachman Shai, “it’s time to transfer heavy weapons to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.” The ministry reported that the words of the Minister of Diaspora Affairs (which have already been joyfully spread among all Ukrainian media as another “peremoga”) are his personal opinion and do not in any way reflect the official position of the State of Israel.
Apparently, the WP article on the transfer of Iranian OTR to Russia is in fact more like an attempt to stimulate Israel to provide significant assistance to the Kyiv regime. However, we won’t rush to conclusions: we need to monitor the situation over time...
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