Another Rocket Attack From Gaza: How Long Before the World Turns the Other Cheek?

The only way to end a conflict is for all parties involved to come to the table with the intent of creating a legitimate and lasting peace.

There was another attack on Israel from Gaza earlier today. As usual, there is a significant number of dead and injured.

What I find surprising is the response from other countries.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said in a statement that he is “closely monitoring developments in Israel.

“Our commitment to Israel’s right to defend itself remains unwavering, and I extend my condolences to the families of those who lost their lives in this abhorrent attack on civilians.”

“I am shocked by this morning’s attacks by Hamas terrorists against Israeli citizens,” British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said in a statement. “Israel has an absolute right to defend itself.

“We’re in contact with Israeli authorities, and British nationals in Israel should follow travel advice.”

Zelensky denounced Hamas’ offensive, writing on Telegram, “Whoever uses terror is a criminal against the whole world. Whoever sponsors terrorism is a criminal against the whole world.”

I have two questions:

  1. How long with this “sympathy” last?
  2. Will they just sit on their hands or will their actions back their words?

I don’t know what it will take for the rest of the world to open their eyes. I only know that generations of people have died unnecessarily.

Am Yisroel Chai.

P.S. I came across a couple of interesting videos from Rudy Rochman from 2019. While attending the 2019 AIPAC conference, he tried to speak to the Neteurei Karta. They are a small minority of Jews (some ironically, live in Jerusalem) who believe that the modern state of Israel should not exist until the Messiah comes. The last time I checked, the Messiah is not coming anytime soon.

They actively support those who would destroy both Israel and the Jews as a whole. What they conveniently forget (or choose to ignore) is that they would be forced to wear the proverbial yellow star and have a target on their back like the rest of us.