Zugzwang of Putin and Netanyahu

[Alik Bahshi]

Alik Bakhshi

Zugzwang of Putin and Netanyahu

 
     

Strange as it may seem, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Russian Fuhrer Putin have found themselves in the same role. Both are unwilling to end the war and occupation despite international condemnation. Ending military action and withdrawing armies from the occupied territories of Palestine and Ukraine would be tantamount to defeat and would inevitably lead to the political death of both. Both Netanyahu and Putin have driven themselves into a dead end in which there is no provision for ending the war. Both are called liars by their political opponents, both Israel and Russia. Lies are the main bond of their political plans. Thus, Putin denies the Ukrainian people their own state, having substantiated this fact in the famous article “On the Historical Unity of Russians and Ukrainians,” worthy of the Nobel Prize in historical science. (1) In Israel, the ideologists of the Likud party, headed by Netanyahu, also deny the Palestinian people the right to a state, arguing that the Palestinians are not capable of governing a state due to their unique inferiority in this sense. (2)

  Both Putin and Netanyahu have the same goal of annexing the territory of another people, but the desperate and stubborn resistance of the Ukrainians and Palestinians and the opinion of the world community can have catastrophic consequences for both Russia and Israel. (3,4)

  Moreover, Putin and Netanyahu have one important thing in common: the International Court in The Hague condemned Russia and Israel for violating international rights.

 

1. An updated history of the Russian state. https://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/70000.html
2. The main myth of the state of Israel. https://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/109378.html
3. The first president after Putin will be the first president of Muscovy. https://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/83920.html
4. Israel, the path to oblivion. https://alikbahshi.livejournal.com/6258.html


09/03/2024

[BADecker]

You are way out of focus. Putin doesn't let any Fuhrers take over Russia. His help in doing this is the whole Politburo. They all keep the Fuhrers out. In fact, it is essentially the Fuhrers that are running Ukraine.

And regarding Netanyahu, he is completely against Fuhrers... especially after the Holocaust. You are way out in left field somewhere, as usual.

[Hispo]

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  Moreover, Putin and Netanyahu have one important thing in common: the International Court in The Hague condemned Russia and Israel for violating international rights.

I read through the whole thing and it seems interesting who you try to draw some comparison between both countries and both leaders who seem to be politically cornered, though there is an important element within those comparison you are leaving behind and it is vital to try to forecast what could happen to both Putin and Netanyahu.
Israel (and hence Netanyahu) has the unconditional support from the United States and most of the European Union, something which Russia (and hence Putin does not).

Also, in the case the Russian army gets defeated and they are forced to withdraw from all Ukrainean territories, it would not be the political end of Putin, he could still hold onto power thanks to the cult of personally he has and the control he has got upon the Russian people. In Russia, it is a crime to protest against the rule of Putin, in Israel it is not technically ilegal to do the same against the choices of Netanyahu regarding the direction of the conflict.

There are other different differences, which you are not taking into account, which could greatly make their political situation difer from one another.

[Alik Bahshi]

You are way out of focus. Putin doesn't let any Fuhrers take over Russia. His help in doing this is the whole Politburo. They all keep the Fuhrers out. In fact, it is essentially the Fuhrers that are running Ukraine.

And regarding Netanyahu, he is completely against Fuhrers... especially after the Holocaust. You are way out in left field somewhere, as usual.

 You have clearly confused, confused with the position, it is not me who is on the sidelines, but you, because the majority of countries condemn both Russia and Israel, which is evident in the voting in the UN.

[BADecker]

You are way out of focus. Putin doesn't let any Fuhrers take over Russia. His help in doing this is the whole Politburo. They all keep the Fuhrers out. In fact, it is essentially the Fuhrers that are running Ukraine.

And regarding Netanyahu, he is completely against Fuhrers... especially after the Holocaust. You are way out in left field somewhere, as usual.

 You have clearly confused, confused with the position, it is not me who is on the sidelines, but you, because the majority of countries condemn both Russia and Israel, which is evident in the voting in the UN.

Condemnation of Russia by other countries doesn't mean anything. They still trade with her. They still want to get into BRICS with her. However, Russia is so extremely large (including Siberia) that it doesn't matter what other nations think of her. She is a world unto herself if necessary. And with nukes, nations will think twice, or thrice, before they go to war with her.

The funny thing is that Israel is populated by former Ukrainians. When you try to lump Russia together with Israel, you show that you are trying to give Ukraine to Russia. You are so silly.

[Alik Bahshi]

You are way out of focus. Putin doesn't let any Fuhrers take over Russia. His help in doing this is the whole Politburo. They all keep the Fuhrers out. In fact, it is essentially the Fuhrers that are running Ukraine.

And regarding Netanyahu, he is completely against Fuhrers... especially after the Holocaust. You are way out in left field somewhere, as usual.

 You have clearly confused, confused with the position, it is not me who is on the sidelines, but you, because the majority of countries condemn both Russia and Israel, which is evident in the voting in the UN.

 They still want to get into BRICS with her. However, Russia is so extremely large (including Siberia) that it doesn't matter what other nations think of her.

  This phrase is enough to understand how smart you are in your comments.

[herzen888]

Yes, stop driving at the Israeli leader and comparing him to shit (putin).

[Alik Bahshi]

Yes, stop driving at the Israeli leader and comparing him to shit (putin).

 Bravo!
 

[Hispo]

Condemnation of Russia by other countries doesn't mean anything. They still trade with her. They still want to get into BRICS with her. However, Russia is so extremely large (including Siberia) that it doesn't matter what other nations think of her. She is a world unto herself if necessary. And with nukes, nations will think twice, or thrice, before they go to war with her.

I mean, I get you are clearly pro Russian and you are certainly infatuated with Russian politics and culture. Though, I must agree you have some valid points with certain advantages Russia has because of its size and the fact it had nukes as part of their arsenal.
However, when comes geopolitics, one cannot ignore the size of the Russia economy is minuscule when compares to other members of the BRICS, specially China and Brazil, I actually believe countries which are very small in comparison, like Italy, have a bigger economy than Russia.
The only things which is saving Russia from collapse are their alliance with China/Asian countries, their oil and their nukes. Technologically and economically Russia is shallow.

It would be a better country it was an actual democracy and not getting closer to an authoritarian regime as it gets, and before you say Russia is democratic: in democratic countries there is not such massive repression of political/ideological opponents and their assassination.

[Alik Bahshi]

Condemnation of Russia by other countries doesn't mean anything. They still trade with her. They still want to get into BRICS with her. However, Russia is so extremely large (including Siberia) that it doesn't matter what other nations think of her. She is a world unto herself if necessary. And with nukes, nations will think twice, or thrice, before they go to war with her.

I mean, I get you are clearly pro Russian and you are certainly infatuated with Russian politics and culture. Though, I must agree you have some valid points with certain advantages Russia has because of its size and the fact it had nukes as part of their arsenal.
However, when comes geopolitics, one cannot ignore the size of the Russia economy is minuscule when compares to other members of the BRICS, specially China and Brazil, I actually believe countries which are very small in comparison, like Italy, have a bigger economy than Russia.
The only things which is saving Russia from collapse are their alliance with China/Asian countries, their oil and their nukes. Technologically and economically Russia is shallow.

It would be a better country it was an actual democracy and not getting closer to an authoritarian regime as it gets, and before you say Russia is democratic: in democratic countries there is not such massive repression of political/ideological opponents and their assassination.

  You see, Russia in principle cannot be democratic, otherwise it will be a different country. Russia is first and foremost an empire, including many colonial peoples, who in a democracy will become independent from Moscow. In the case of democracy, Russia will disintegrate into many countries. What will remain of the metropolis is Muscovy, that is, the original Russian state.

[amantmaitresse]

What are the prospects for both in your opinion?

[EluguHcman]

I have not found a diplomatic analogies or dialogue strategic orderliness that the United Nations has made towards the normality of peace and resolutions between these factions in conflict but there had always been Speculations of the UN asking the Russians and the Israelites to end the war.

By political geographical power tussles, it is unacceptable for the UN or any jurisdiction to just impose oder of Ending a War while disputed logical dialogues are being tolerated.

Knowing that countries like Russia and Israel leading the wars posseses international power of influences in both military aids and economy stance can not just abide to such commandments, then some professional International analysts is supposed to imply a highily levels of diplomacies to milk understanding between the conflicting countries otherwise, the UN is at some ways not being transparent to the world and all I can sense is that they are being self-centered in promoting the endless wars while there interests remains on known as the war could last til these days.

[surovichenko]

I am glad that I will most likely survive Putin's death. This day will be the red day of the calendar!