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Stephen Walker's avatar

Hi Justin, I agree with this succinct analysis, with one exception: “The Axis of Resistance strategy seems to be based on the hope that the US and Israel can be forced to see reason.” I think that early on, the Axis of Resistance held this assumption. But it seems highly likely to me that they no longer do. There is too much evidence to suggest that the US and Israel cannot be forced to see reason. That includes the US’ complete loss of reason in Ukraine. I tend to think that at some point, probably after the pager attack and the assassinations of Haniyeh and Nasrallah, that the Axis of Resistance modified their assumption to one that assumes a war of attrition until Israel collapses from within, or the US empire collapses from within, or the US empire is no longer able to maintain an adequate munitions and equipment bridge to Israel.

Lasse Adest's avatar

Thanks a lot, for this and everything else. The history course, the sitreps, the therapy sessions and all books you have made me read - the latest is Yahya Sinwar´s. Fantastic book! And hero.

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