Yossi Schwartz ISL (RCIT section in Israel/Occupied Palestine) 18.07.2026
The level of knowledge taught by many schools in Israel aspires to zero. One in four Israelis is addicted to drugs. Among those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of the war, 50% are addicted to drugs. Many soldiers who participated in the massacre of the people in Gaza and the destruction of villages in southern Lebanon commit suicide. Reservists wear badges of the Messiah in defiance of the General Staff’s orders. More than 150,000 have fled Israel. Almost half of the citizens who have left the country are young people between the ages of 20 and 44. There is a very high prominence of academics and those with advanced degrees leaving the country, their share is much higher than their relative share of the general population. Israel is the most hated country in the world. Half of the elected representatives of the American Democratic Party in favor of ending military aid to Israel. The cost of living is unbearable. The Abraham Accords are collapsing, and the plan for a land trade route to India and Europe is being replaced by a new route that bypasses the Zionist state. The Maariv newspaper tells us about this on July 18, 2026:
“The US president’s special envoy for the Middle East, Tom Barak, presented over the weekend a plan to establish a new array of energy, transportation, and trade routes that would connect Iraq, Syria, Turkey and other Arab countries. The plan does not include Israel and will replace the route that was planned to connect India and Europe through the Gulf, Jordan and Israel.
In a speech at the U.S.-Iraq Business Summit in Washington, Barak said that Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi says the goal is to transfer some of the goods and energy currently transported by ships through the strait to land routes that run west and north.
Barak described a regional array that includes Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Lebanon and Egypt, and said Baghdad could become the focus of a new economic and security alliance. He also presented the possibility of connecting Turkey to Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Central Asia, in order to pump gas and energy to Europe.
The Associated Press reported that American companies have signed agreements and partnerships with the Iraqi government totaling about $60 billion. Among other things, Chevron has signed agreements to increase oil production and invest in a pipeline that will create an additional export route from Iraq to global markets.
The Financial Times reported that Chevron and other partners are in talks to build a pipeline network from southern Iraq to Kirkuk, and from there through Syria to the Mediterranean port of Baniyas. The route is intended to bypass the Strait of Hormuz and provide Iraq with an alternative to transporting oil through the Gulf.”
The list of countries listed by Barak, along with American support for the Iraq-Syria-Turkey axis, points to a possible change in Washington’s priorities: from a path that includes the integration of Israel and regional normalization, to an infrastructure without the Zionist monster.
The Zionist dream of a new Middle East that serves Israel becomes a nightmare for it – a new Middle East without Israel.
When the Zionists denied the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination and established an apartheid state from the sea to the river, they did not imagine that this negation would lead to the negation of Israel according to nature and human history of the law of negation.
For a red, democratic Palestinian state from the river to the sea!