Eisenkot one step closer to ousting Netanyahu

Good for Israel I’m happy for y’all just like I’m happy in the United States and Democrats got the majority now maybe together we can get the crooked people out and stop this dang war nobody wanted this war but two people and we know who they are I’m not gonna list the names because we know.

Why is this news. The modern Apartheid state of Israel has lost control of the narrative. Good. Palestine is a rebuke to our humanity. That is not a religious view, that is a human one. Zionism is a deeply antisemitic political movement. Any person of good faith should denounce it.

Africa Must Own Its Future: Replace Foreign NGOs, Embrace Asian-Style PPPs, and Defend Life<br><br>Africa stands at a crossroads. For too long, the continent has allowed external actors to define its development agenda, its moral compass, and its economic trajectory. The time has come for a radical reorientation—one rooted in sovereignty, self-reliance, and the sanctity of human life. Three bold reforms are needed: replacing foreign NGOs with indigenous institutions, adopting the public-private partnership (PPP) model that transformed Asia, and enacting firm legal protections for the unborn and against the death penalty.<br><br>1. Foreign NGOs Have Failed Africa—Indigenous Institutions Must Take Their Place<br><br>Foreign non-governmental organizations have operated in Africa for decades, absorbing billions in donor funding while delivering questionable results. Too often, these organizations arrive with pre-packaged agendas designed in Western capitals, staffed by expatriates who earn salaries that dwarf local wages, and accountable to donors rather than to the communities they claim to serve. They undermine local leadership, distort labor markets, and perpetuate a psychology of dependency.<br><br>The evidence is damning. Despite decades of NGO presence, poverty remains entrenched, healthcare systems are fragile, and institutional capacity is thin. Why? Because foreign NGOs frequently poach the brightest local talent, paying them salaries that local governments and businesses cannot match, while failing to transfer skills or build lasting infrastructure. They report to foreign boards, not to African parliaments. They set priorities based on donor whims, not community needs.<br><br>Africa does not lack capable people—it lacks institutions that trust and empower them. Indigenous organizations understand local languages, customs, power structures, and needs. They are accountable to their communities in ways outsiders can never be. They stay when the donors leave. They build for the long term.<br><br>Governments must therefore create legal and fiscal frameworks that channel development resources primarily through indigenous organizations. This means strengthening local philanthropy, establishing accreditation systems for community-based organizations, and requiring that foreign NGOs partner with and gradually hand over operations to local entities. The goal is not isolation but genuine partnership—one where Africans lead and outsiders support, not the reverse.<br><br>2. The Asian PPP Model: The Proven Path to Infrastructure and Growth<br><br>Consider the transformation of East Asia. South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, and China did not develop by waiting for foreign aid. They built infrastructure through public-private partnerships—arrangements where government provides the regulatory framework, land, and long-term vision, while private capital and expertise deliver roads, ports, power plants, hospitals, and schools. Risk is shared. Efficiency is rewarded. Results are measurable.<br><br>Africa faces an infrastructure gap of $100–170 billion annually. Governments cannot fill it alone, and foreign aid will never be sufficient. The Asian PPP model offers a proven alternative. Countries like Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa have begun experimenting with PPPs, but progress is piecemeal. What is needed is a continent-wide commitment to PPP legislation, transparent procurement, and robust dispute-resolution mechanisms that give private investors confidence.<br><br>Critically, PPPs must be structured to serve the public interest. Contracts should include local content requirements, technology transfer provisions, and performance benchmarks. Governments must build strong regulatory capacity to negotiate fair terms and monitor compliance. The Asian experience shows that when done right, PPPs deliver infrastructure faster, cheaper, and more innovatively than traditional public procurement.<br><br>The alternative—continued reliance on foreign aid and foreign NGOs—is a recipe for perpetual dependency. Africa has the resources, the entrepreneurs, and the demand. What it needs is the political will to embrace market-based solutions within a strong public framework.<br><br>3. Defending Life: Ban Abortion and Abolish the Death Penalty<br><br>A truly sovereign Africa must also reclaim its moral voice. The continent&#39;s deep cultural and religious traditions affirm the sanctity of human life—both at its beginning and at its end. It is time to enshrine these values in law.<br><br>Abortion is not healthcare. It is the destruction of innocent human life, disproportionately targeting the poor and vulnerable. Across Africa, millions of women face pressure—economic, social, and sometimes coercive—to terminate pregnancies. Too often, foreign NGOs and donors promote abortion as a solution to poverty and unwanted pregnancy, exporting ideologies that contradict African values. Instead, Africa must invest in maternal healthcare, family support, adoption services, and economic empowerment for women—real solutions that affirm life rather than destroy it.<br><br>At the same time, Africa must abolish the death penalty. State killing is a relic of colonial legal systems and a violation of human dignity. It is disproportionately applied to the poor, the mentally ill, and minorities. It does not deter crime. It offers no room for rehabilitation or redress for wrongful convictions. Over two-thirds of countries worldwide have abolished the death penalty in law or practice. Africa should join them—not because outsiders demand it, but because it is right.<br><br>These two positions are not contradictory; they are complementary. A consistent ethic of life rejects violence against the innocent—whether in the womb or on the executioner&#39;s gurney. Africa&#39;s moral authority on the world stage depends on its willingness to defend the vulnerable at every stage of life.<br><br>A Call to Action<br><br>The choice before Africa is clear: continue as a passive recipient of foreign agendas, or rise as a confident architect of its own destiny. Replacing foreign NGOs with indigenous institutions builds real capacity. Embracing Asian-style PPPs unlocks infrastructure and growth. Banning abortion and abolishing the death penalty affirms the sanctity of human life and the dignity of every person.<br><br>These reforms require courage. They will face opposition from entrenched interests—foreign donors, NGO bureaucracies, and ideological activists. But Africa has never lacked courage. The generation that threw off colonialism and apartheid understood that freedom requires sacrifice and vision. That same spirit must now animate a new generation of leaders, thinkers, and citizens.<br><br>Africa&#39;s future belongs to Africans. Let us build it on our own terms, with our own institutions, our own capital, and our own moral compass.

So... Not only the Arabs are winning in the US, they are also wiping the floor with the rightwing in Israel? Usually Israeli elections are a preview of the US elections if Netanyahu loses in Israel then there is a very high chance Trump will lose also, in his bid for the third term. Eisenkot tho is leading a massive coalition, much more diverse than Trump&#39;s in 2024 but IF he can get the Palestinian parties on board, then Netanyahu is as good as finished!<br><br><br><br>However do keep in mind that Netanyahu will NOT take this lying down. There will be riots, there will be conspiracy theories and huge chance he is gonna hammer the Arab population like straight up prosecute them or finding some ways to disqualify their votes. This will be a HUGE farce and with Trump supporting the right wing in Israel to the bitter end... Well I wish you best of luck, Mr. Eisenkot!

Indian publics should be changed the prime minister compromised Narendra Modi he also destroying india democracy system and captured all india power misusing for himself benefits all over India vote theifs examination paper leak democracy system dear india institution destroying

People need to wake up and stop allowing politicians and shady A groups to continue to lead them in to never ending conflict and disaster. Israel needs to get the memo that Palestinians are not going anywhere, and every effort to oust people out of their lands is not only not going to work, but it is going to make Israel the pariah that it has found itself in. As for the Palestinians, they need to distance themselves from Hamas, a group who ironically is supported financially by the likes of Netanyahu while these same groups are literally headquartered in Qatar. Whatever Hamas has been doing and is doing is not only not helpful to the Palestinians, but it is harming them, since just like the Israeli hard liners, Hamas MO is the obliteration of Israel (which is never going to happen, and if anything such stupid stance is what is has caused the predicament that the. Gazans are finding themselves in.) Moreover Hamas&#39;s religious hardliner stance, is not practical, realistic and achievable, not to mention harmful to the existence of the Palestinian people. All these nonsensical grandstanding by the Israels and the Palestinians, has been and will continue to do is, to help grow the cancerous malignant unrest between these two nations to fester and destroy them both.

@ Isaac Herzog<br>Shalom<br>----<br><br>You just have to make me outline how racially focused on Torah I AM.<br>Well, here I go,<br><br>Saudi Arabia, how man Jewish Parties rule there?<br>Qatar, how many Jewish Parties rule there?<br>UAE, how many Jewish Parties rule there?<br>Turkey, how many?<br>Iran, how many?<br>Egypt, how many?<br>Algeria, how many?<br>Pakistan, how many?<br>...<br>The State of Israel while not a Jewish Theocracy, is a Jewish Nation, the only one in the Holy Land guaranteeing Torah in the Land of Abraham, our common ancestor.<br><br>What, you want to give Arabs East Jerusalem?<br>What, you want to give Arabs Gaza?<br>What, you want to give Arabs the West Bank?<br><br>Since you intend on committing self sabotage, sabotage Torah Judaism.<br><br>A word is enough for the wise.<br><br>Wakanda Forever<br>0001 General EkpereChiukwu<br>Chief Zionist<br><br>Ekpere Igbo nke Enugwu

I hope it&#39;s true, but everything I&#39;ve seen and read says something like over 80% of Israelis support taking over Palestine and more than half support violent invasion.<br>When you have an religious ethnostate like this where everyone has the same mythology, beliefs, and value alignments, they seem to mostly want the same things.<br>Israel continues to play the victim while being the bully. Until that changes it doesn&#39;t matter who the figurehead is.

Israel should be sanctioned and isolated by the global community . Its leaders need to be charged in the international criminal court. Illegal settlements must be dismantled. America should not give another tax dollar or sell another weapon to this criminal state

I would like to think Israel would recognize it&#39;s time for a change and they are tired of being compared to Nazis but, I don&#39;t think that&#39;s going to happen. They are lost. Are they converting to the Mormon belief of killing in the name of God?