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Technically Loomer is right- the long-term impact of the Ceuta incident will be to push Europe in general and Spain more specifically to the right- but it beggars my belief that actual Israeli decision-makers would be stupid enough to (A) gloat about it in public and (B) think this would somehow increase support for Israel if anyone connects the dots. They'd have to have a fucking screw loose.

> "Former labor PM, Ehud Barak said in the Epstein leaks that he wanted to convert Russian Slavic gentiles to emigrate and whiten Israel to counter the Arabs, a statement Netanyahu vehemently denounced... ...For [Israeli Ashkenazim], isolation from Europe means a slow slide to autocracy, religious fundamentalism, and economic ruin"

Well... the current birthrates disparities alone will do that, but I guess we'll see what happens with the Haredi once Bibi is voted out. Barak was sadly correct about the Mizrahim, of course. It would be a something of an irony if Israel was ultimately destroyed by... perhaps one of the most legitimately-humanitarian cases of allowing mass immigration of asylum seekers, fifty+ years ago.

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I don't know whether the extent of Israel's glee over this is exaggerated -- Spain acted against them, and they're returning the favor, just as Trump is -- and remember, everything always gets blamed on Jews (in this case Israel), and this is no exception. Do you really see an actual anti-European streak in Israel? It's bizarre because it would be contrary to the traditional perception of Israel as an outpost of Western civilization. Be mindful of convenient excuses to drag Jews and Israel into the blame game by almost everyone under the sun, as was the case with COVID, the financial crisis of 2008, 9/11, and the Charlie Kirk murder.

With that said, I agree with your general assessment that Israel is becoming non-white and hence more separated from white civilization. I would argue this is happening on a racial level. The original settlers of Israel were Europeans, but now there's a lot of racial intermarriage there, and it's becoming like Latin America -- a non-white country. I would argue that this racial component lies at the root of America's cooling love affair with Israel.

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