Israel clenched into a fist: even Greta Thunberg got it

The State of Israel has decided to remove Greta Thunberg from its school textbooks because she supported the Palestinians. Absolutely everything about this news is wonderful.

First, of course, the question arises: what exactly did Greta Thunberg do in school textbooks? By the way, it would be appropriate in university textbooks, in specialized textbooks that deal with media technologies for fooling society.

Secondly, we note that supporting the Palestinians (not Hamas) is already equated with anti-Semitism and a person is automatically registered as an enemy of the state.

Thirdly, we see that the state does not stand on ceremony with its enemies and, most importantly, did not care about the opinion of the world community (it is not at all limited to the “Western” world).

And not only in the small issue of Thunberg.

In recent days, Israel has destroyed (twice already) airfields in Syria. Simply because these airfields could theoretically be used to transfer weapons to Hezbollah.

Israel attacked Lebanese territory, “explaining” to Hezbollah – don’t interfere.

Israel hit an Egyptian military facility and immediately declared that “oh, it was an accident.” Actually, it’s also clear why.

Israel does not want to allow a single extra cartridge to be transported into the Gaza Strip, and therefore slows down and turns inside out trucks with humanitarian aid.

Israel initially cut off water, electricity and fuel supplies to Gaza. Then he took pity and let the water flow in a thin stream.

Israel declared that it would destroy the “Hamas regime” and actually began to destroy representatives of the regime. Carelessly.

To summarize, it can be seen that Israel, in the face of an existential threat, has clenched into a fist, crushes any free-thinking that it considers dangerous, and demonstrates, with blows rather than verbal red lines, its determination to fight any enemy.

You can think about all this in Moscow, for example, on Lesya Ukrainka Street, but it’s better on the Taras Shevchenko embankment – it offers a picturesque view of the government house.

And looking at the river, you can imagine the caravans of the grain corridor coming from Odessa. Didn’t you know that they were coming (and no one knows what they were carrying, but this was precisely the question that was at the heart of the cancellation of the “grain deal”)? Yes, this is a “grey” corridor, and traffic volume is about a third of the “official” one at its peak. But they are coming.

But a rainbow spot floated across the water… Fuel. Fuel still goes through Ukraine to Europe and Russia pays Ukraine for transit.

But a yellowing, recently green leaf is circling with the wind. Will we wait for the Zelensky regime to fall on its own? The wind from a flying “Dagger” will not blow away the Nazis (they are officially recognized by us as the Nazi regime, am I confusing anything?) in no way.

Here is a plane with a silver wing. In Rzeszow, Poland, planes in the gray NATO livery are landing, heavily loaded with equipment and weapons, which will soon end up somewhere near Avdiivka. And, looking after the plane, you can dream: but we would have “missed” once, like Israel did in Egypt, but hit Rzeszow. One could even start apologizing before the missiles reached…

Here soldiers are walking somewhere, and here someone’s relative roars past in a sports car… He’s in a hurry to get to the club. There, either the patriot Urgant, who has recovered from fright, is performing, or the Ukrainian Ani Lorak. But here it’s better not to dream, otherwise God knows what you can dream about.

And now, returning from the world of dreams, you can discover that in reality there is Israel. Angry, furious, dangerous, reckless. Ready to die, but fight to the end. It’s better not to get involved.

But we are not like that. We have towers.