ed note–as always, lots of ‘must knows’ that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.
Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, assuming that there is any commentary on it at all from the various ‘experts’ whose claim to fame is their declared ability to peer into their crystal ball and decipher the minutiae of how Trump is a mere ‘puppet’ working for Netanyahu, it can be accepted with total certainty that the Jews are not in the least bit pleased with this latest development.
AT ALL…
The Genocide of Gentiles that began on Oct. 7th was NOT supposed to be cut short, and especially NOT by a Gentile leader out to prevent the Jews from incinerating the world as they are religiously commanded to do.
It was supposed to be Gaza today, the West Bank tomorrow, Egypt next week, then Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, etc, etc, etc, until the Judaic leviathan had gobbled up everything that she says belongs to her by virtue of the decrees of the demonic deity whom the Jews worship, yahweh.
In short, fellow Gentiles, what the important news story below reveals is that all the noise pollution that unfortunately predominates these days within certain discussional ‘neighborhoods’ where Israel and the Middle East take center stage, i.e. that Trump is ‘owned by Israel’, is utter nonsense and misinformation. Whether it is contrived and coordinated within Mossad headquarters or within the tiny and limited brains of various individuals with websites, blogs, podcasts, YT channels, etc, its primary purpose is to chew away at POTUS DJT’s domestic and international political support so as to kneecap him and prevent him from doing what he intends to do, which is to stop the Jews and their mad dash towards WWIII/Armageddon.
In short, don’t fall for it folks. There is one man out to prevent your skin from melting off your body, so don’t assist those who are out to destroy you by participating in the drive to remove him from office so that those who have sworn an oath for your destruction will have a free hand to murder you and everyone you love.
Barak Ravid for Axios
US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz met Tuesday with Palestinian diplomats in New York to discuss the draft Security Council resolution put forth by the U.S. to authorize an international security force in Gaza, three sources with knowledge of the meeting tell Axios.
Why it matters: The meeting was a rare engagement between the U.S. and the Palestinian Authority on plans for post-war Gaza.
Israel opposes any involvement by the Palestinian Authority in governance and security in Gaza. The U.S. plan calls for PA involvement only after it conducts significant reforms.
But for many Arab and European countries, the involvement of the PA is key to securing their support for the U.S. plan.
Driving the news: Earlier this week, the U.S. sent several UN Security Council members a draft resolution for the establishment of an international stabilization force in Gaza for a duration of at least two years.
The ISF is intended to provide security in Gaza during a transition period during which time Israel is to gradually withdraw and the Palestinian Authority is to conduct reforms that would enable it to take over Gaza longer-term.
Behind the scenes: A source briefed on the meeting between Waltz and the Palestinian diplomats said that it was positive. The U.S. mission to the UN declined to comment on private diplomatic meetings.
The source said the Palestinian diplomats used the meeting to ask for clarifications on several aspects of the draft resolution.
Palestinian officials are generally supportive of the U.S. proposal, which talks about ending Hamas rule in Gaza and transferring it back to the PA in the future.
At the same time, they want to see a more active role for the PA in Gaza in the immediate future.
Between the lines: The Palestinian Authority’s ability to directly influence the text of the draft resolution is very limited, particularly given that it doesn’t want to get into a confrontation with the Trump administration.
But the U.K., France and other European members of the Security Council also want to see a bigger role for the PA in Gaza, sources briefed on the negotiations in New York say.
According to the sources, France asked the U.S. to insert an amendment to the text that would expand the role of the PA in Gaza.
The sources said the U.S. assessment is that Russia and China will not block the resolution from passing.
What to watch: Waltz briefed the ambassadors of the 10 non-permanent members of the council about the draft resolution on Wednesday.
A source with knowledge said the U.S. wants to conclude the negotiations on the text and bring it to a vote within two weeks.