So Let Me Get This Straight… - By Gerald Honigman

So Let Me Get This Straight…

By Gerald Honigman

A friend and fellow author sent me, unfortunately, some current disturbing news that I had a bad feeling earlier was going to happen.

So let me get this straight as I’m seeing this unfold:

Houthis give Western and other shipping nations guarantees of no attack, but it continues to remain ok to blast Israel.

I listened carefully to President Trump at his recent new conference and as usual he chose his words carefully. He repeated that Iran would not be allowed to have nuclear weapons, but was not exactly clear about whether it could continue to develop a “peaceful nuclear program retaining its centrifuges and such.

Unfortunately, during this and other recent interviews and press conferences, he made no mention about stopping Houthis from launching ballistic missiles at Israel—after it had done so much to degrade both the Iranian Ayatollah Puppet Master and all of his fellow Jew-hating, Islamist marionettes.

I hope I’m wrong, but I did have somethings earlier to opine about this troubling issue as seen below.

The American President keeps reminding the world that he’s a big time real estate developer. He chose another of his ilk, a less than stellar Steven Witkoff, to be his main point man in the Middle East who’s more interested in what financial profits can be made than the actual resolution of the conflict between Arab and Jew in Gaza and elsewhere which will end the repeated acts of terror that Israel has been subjected to by both Arab and other Arabized Islamists since its miraculous rebirth on less than one half of one percent of the vast territory of MENA on May 14, 1948 (six days after my own worldly debut).

Meanwhile, while he allows himself to be played by the deliberately lying and stalling mullahs, China, Russia, and North Korea are likely replenishing Iranian ballistic missile and other losses (while Iranian home production also continues), with Trump still preventing Israel from doing what it should have already done by now: doing unto Iran’s nukes what it already had done to Iraqi and Syrian nuclear sites earlier…rendering them null and void.

While Iran’s sites are admittedly more difficult to reach, Israel has enough “friends” on the ground in the area and right in Iran itself to have accomplished this with or without American bunker buster munitions. Israel is quite good at improvising, and the sooner it becomes more independent in munitions and arms development, the less likely it will become other nation’s sacrificial lamb.

While the American version of Rome’s Emperor Nero, fiddles, Israel literally burns.

Huge portions of Israel have deliberately been set ablaze by the same wanton murderers who tied entire families together and burned them alive on Simchat Torah, October 7th, 2023.

Ben Gurion Airport almost took a direct hit, yet the American leader did not include halting such attacks against Israel by the Houthis or anyone else in his new version of Chamberlain’s “peace for our time,” in WWII, which sacrificed Czechoslovakia, but wound up engulfing much of the world in the horrors of war anyway.

Add to this the fact that the daring, heroic efforts of the IAF to destroy Iran’s air defense systems will likely be negated by newer advanced air defense systems supplied by those folks mentioned above—and Israel will be back to square one again.

President Trump has indeed accomplished much good regarding advancing peace between Israel and some Arab nations, and his other actions, such as recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s 3,000 year old eternal capital, defunding anti-Israel and anti-American organizations linked to the United Nauseating Nations, are wonderful…which only adds to the problem regarding his now current apparently callous disregard of Israel’s basic, minimal, long term existential needs.

I hope I’m mistaken in my assessment.

But if I’m not, then this would not be the first time a somewhat friendly American leader placed its most loyal friend and ally on the back burner of foreign policy realpolitik decisions—regardless of how valuable that nation has repeatedly proven itself to be. Please open the following earlier link for further explanation.