DEBATE.DEBATE.DEBAT
Israel has no chance against
Iran
By
Desert Man
The American adminstration's green light to central
asian countries for exporting their oil through Iran as well as to
american companies making minor deals with Iran has placed Israel in a
very precarious situation.
This american softening has not presumed or resulted in
any change of Iran's non-recognition policy toward Israel. Some american
policy makers representing the mighty Oil Laobby are simply trying to
prepare and adapt themselves to the realities in the region and to
Iran's key role in theworld's future energy supply. Israel's and AIPAC's
efforts to isolate Iran has turned out to be a great failure.
As late as this last week-end Netanyahu made a short
visit to Azerbajdan in order to boost the relationships between Israel
and Azerbajdan and thereby obtain a role in the new great game of
control over Caucasian and Central Asian oil flows.
Something that would not be tolerated by neither Iran
nor Russia, not to mension the shia-moslem people of Azerbajdan. Before
this visit Ariel Sharon offered Iran to receive some 650 million dollars
as part of a repayment of Israel's depts to Iran for oil purchasings
under Shah regime.
As a matter of fact, Israels expansion and repression
policy toward Palestinians and hostile appearance against its arab
neighbors has drived the disappointed and scared moderate arabs into the
arms of Iran, with tighter and deeper relationship with Syria/Lebanon
and improved relationships with Sauddis and other arab Gulf states as a
result.
Therefore, the arab states are taking a risk by
approaching Iran, because it will undermine the Israeli position more
than ever. The West and Central Asian politics, economics and culture is
slowly organizing itself around Iran and there's nothing the beloved
Israel can do about it.
Of course, if Israel realize that the future is running
away from them and they're losing control, they and their agents
wouldn't spare any opportuninty to distabilize the countries wanting
closer relations with Iran. That's why I'm afraid the arab states are
facing a very dark future, whether they get close to Israel or to Iran.
The CIA sponsored fanatic fundamentalists and fascist
secularists in the arab world wouldn't certainly keep quiet seeing their
nations distancing themselves from US/Israel.
The islamic movements in the arab world and Turkey as
well simply faces a two-front conflict, one against the western-backed
secular/traditionalist dictator regimes and antother agaist CIA-backed
ultrasecular/ultrafundamentalist movements ready to destroy their
countries, if the moslem nations risk to become free and independent or
the arab states/Turkey makes significant improvements in their relations
with Iran.
The islamic movements should be very careful. But the
prospects of distabilizing politics and war is not so good for the
israeli society either. What's the deep military concerne of Israel
these days is that some of the Katyusha rakets fired on northern Israel
by Hezbollah landed just few kilometers outside Haifa. The new rockets
showed simply to have a longer range and more powerful than before. And
Israel has still great problems with coping with Hezbollah and detecting
their raket launchers in southern Lebanon and their two decade of
military presence has not crushed the anti-israeli resistance.
Now, Israel is facing a growing domestic anti-war
opinion demanding retreat of Israel Army from Lebanon. So even a
ful-scale war can solve any of Israel's problem. There's simply no
future for Israel nor their CIA supported fundamentalist allies.
The future belongs only to the free clear-minded people
of the region and those inspirated by the ideas from the islamic
revolution of Iran.
