Now that Israel has effectively lost the
support of the United States—indeed, now that the President of the
United States has become Israel’s enemy—I suggest that Prime Minister
Binyamin Netanyahu seek a new and even more powerful ally, namely G-d—a word he failed to utter in his Remembrance Day speech to the nation.
What?
Am I suggesting that Bibi become an observant Jew? Ponder the
consequences if he did. He would then have the God of Israel—the only
real God—to counter the fictitious deity of Islam. Now he would have
the wherewithal to deal with the fabricated Muslim in the White House.
Now, more than any other prime minister, he would be in the position
to unite and strengthen the people of Israel. Now he would galvanize
more than 50 million Evangelical Christians to Israel’s cause. Now he
would put fear into the hearts of Israel’s Islamic enemies.
Please: spare me the objection that he would be deemed a hypocrite.
Instead, think of how the leaders of foreign nations would have to
treat a religious prime minister of Israel. Yes, you can raise all
sorts of objections—you don’t have to be rocket scientist for this
purpose. Imagine the reaction of Israel’s religious parties and
factions. Wonderful! Imagine how that astute political analyst
Caroline Glick would react! Perhaps she too would become observant and
even serve as Israel’s ambassador to the United States!
Now imagine the “reinvented” Bibi on an American lecture tour. Boos
and cat calls? So what? Contrast how Obama won over America with the
empty slogan: “Yes We Can.” Bibi has a mind, he’s an orator. Obama is an ignoramus—speechless without a teleprompter.
Finally, think of the tremendous increase in aliyah—of Jewish
immigration to Israel. Think of the “brain drain” occurring in America
and elsewhere.
But of course, this is only a silly dream.
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