r/israelexposed 11h ago

I think the only way for Palestinians to be free of Israel is if China replaces the USA as the next world hegemon

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A lot of you might not agree with this but hear me out.

The USA is the biggest supporter of Israel because they need their presense in the Middle-east to keep the other countries under control, to give them intelligence and to use their territory for launching operations. There is also a very strong Israeli lobby in the USA and some of the wealthiest and most powerful people in the USA are Jews and they influcence the politics. Even though most Democrats are overwhelmingly against Israel, the politicians from the Democratic party like Hillary Clinton or Kamala Harris are mostly supporters of Israel because of how much influence Israelis have over that country. so, really, you shouldn't hope that things would get better once Trump is replaced by a Democrat president, Israel has been committing their crimes for decades and no one punishes them regardless of whether it's a Republican or Democrat president in charge of the USA. The USA also uses its influence to force other countries to be friendly to Israel or at least not condemn their actions too strongly, so this is why there is no international response from world governments to Israel conducting apartheir in the West Bank or its treatment and killing of Palestinians for decades.

For these reasons, I don't believe any positive change for Palestinians is going to come from the USA.

China on the other doesn't have an Israeli lobby, their wealthiest and most powerful billionaires are not Jews, so they wouldn't influence Chinese politicians to be friendly to Israel and China has condemned Israel's actions and has expressed support for Palestine on many occasions. They are also the strongest supporter of Iran which also supports Palestine's right to exist.

I don't think China is any friend to the Muslims and they have their own human rights issues at home with the Uyghurs (even though it's nowhere near as bad as what Palestinians have been subjected to), but China is pragmatic, and they know that by supporting Palestine, they gain wide-spread traction with the Muslim population around the world and they also appeal to a lot of other people who support Palestine. And by supporting Palestine, they appeal to people who strongly dislike the USA and Israel and they want to appeal to Iran who are one of their biggest allies.

I think China is already on its way to surpass the USA and if they become the most powerful country in the next few decades. They have already surpassed the USA by certain metrics like being more technologically advanced, having a higher economic growth, being the bigger trade partner for more countries around the globe, being perceived more positively by the common people, etc. The USA is also rapidly losing influence because of Trump's policies and their latest blunder with Iran significantly humiliated them on the world stage, declined their military capabilities and raised their debt to more than 40 trillion dollars though they are still pretty strong. I feel the Chinese, if they become the world hegemon, could use their influence to pressure Israel to grant recognition to a Palestinian state and leave them alone.


r/israelexposed 19h ago

Harrison H. Smith ✞ on X: "I might get killed for posting this, the least you could do is watch it." / X

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Almost 24 millions views.


r/israelexposed 1h ago

"You will very much always be on the team so long as I have any say in it." JD Vance reminds the Israeli lobby that he is a "good boy"

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r/israelexposed 14h ago

A growing number of former Israeli generals, intelligence officials and prime ministers are accusing settlers in the West Bank of committing ethnic cleansing with government support. “Once a society behaves this way,” one said, “that society is doomed.”

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Maj. Gen. Eyal Ben-Reuven spent his life fighting for Israel. He survived the Arab-Israeli war of 1973, when his platoon was nearly wiped out, then went on to command a division in the West Bank and lead Israel’s ground forces in the 2006 war against Hezbollah.

But in recent months, he has returned to the Israeli-occupied West Bank, touring the territory with retired generals and former Israeli officials like himself. He has walked through the remains of a Palestinian school looted by Israeli settlers, and listened to Palestinian shepherds and farmers describe being tortured by settlers who seize their livestock and land.

Now, General Ben-Reuven says he has an entirely different understanding of the risks facing Israel today.

“This, what the settlers are doing here, is the real threat to Israel,” he said, his eyes welling with emotion. “This is more concerning to me than Iran, Gaza or Lebanon.”

Other former high-ranking Israeli officials touring the West Bank with him shared the same indignation.

“This is ethnic cleansing, to put it simply,” Ephraim Sneh, a retired brigadier general and former minister of health, said of Israeli settlers’ attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank.

Asaf Agmon, a retired Air Force general, went even further, comparing it to what some Israelis’ forebears endured in the Holocaust — not in the scale of the violence, he explained, but in the effort to erase the Palestinian presence from much of the West Bank.

“Once a society behaves this way,” he said, “that society is doomed.”


Here's a copy of the article in its entirety, in case you would like to read it all.


r/israelexposed 12h ago

Benjamin Netanyahu's son urgently evacuated out of US over 'significant' threat

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r/israelexposed 20h ago

No regrets over Gaza strike that kills seven WCK workers, Israeli commander says

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r/israelexposed 2h ago

James Fishback was removed from a Miami-Dade County meeting after criticizing Israel

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r/israelexposed 9h ago

Netanyahu admits to influencing the U.S. to attack Iran

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In a TV appearance in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu admits to influencing the U.S. to attack Iran by using 1000 hours on American Television and having intimate knowledge of American leaders on both sides.


r/israelexposed 15h ago

MAKE HER FAMOUS ✌🏼 More about the Co-Founder of Israeli HASBARA machine, Frontline Advocates.

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https://x.com/davidsaysstuff_/status/2094532907356270954

MAKE HER FAMOUS ✌🏼 More about the Co-Founder of Israeli HASBARA machine, Frontline Advocates.


r/israelexposed 16h ago

It takes a lot of skill to be this hated universally

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r/israelexposed 17h ago

Mohammed’s father was killed in earlier Israeli attack on southern Lebanon; cluster bomb remnant also injured another teen.

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r/israelexposed 19h ago

Hypocrisy is wild!!! The usual denial. They will never let there be an equal!!!

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r/israelexposed 22h ago

Israeli Government Greenlights Settlers Attacks on NBC Journalists (Kim Iverson)

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r/israelexposed 5h ago

The Nazi Who Built Israel a Nuclear Reactor: The Dark Side of Architect Philip Johnson

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r/israelexposed 8h ago

Israeli army shoots first and finds reasons to justify mass killings later, veterans group says - “First, we shoot, we kill, and then we think, and then we try to find a reason why it happened”

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r/israelexposed 15h ago

https://x.com/trackingisrael/status/2094517044431483007

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r/israelexposed 15h ago

This photograph was taken almost 20 years before October 7

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r/israelexposed 22h ago

Trita Parsi on X - Israeli Settlers attacked NBC Crew and Americans because of following 2 things: 1. Received green light from Israeli government and 2. Israel's government was confident that Ambassador Huckabee wouldn't do anything to defend Americans

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So when you read about eight members of an NBC News Team being beaten by Israeli settlers today in the West Bank, it's important to note two things:

  1. The settler wouldn't do this to Americans had they not received a green light from the Israeli gov.

  2. Israel's gov would not have given such a green light unless it felt confident that the US gov - and Amb. Huckabee - wouldn't lift a finger to defend the Americans.


r/israelexposed 38m ago

A pro-Israel protester shouts at Palestinian protesters

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