Staff Reports
In today’s world, where everything seems to be upside down, it’s refreshing to see that the bulk of the American people still have their heads on straight. According to surveys, a whopping 80% of Americans stand in solidarity with Israel, recognizing it as a key ally in a turbulent region. However, the head-scratcher is the remaining 20% who somehow find themselves siding with Hamas. One can’t help but wonder if this bewildering statistic has anything to do with the current state of our esteemed colleges and universities.
Once heralded as the pinnacle of intellectual thought, some of these elite institutions now seem to have gone off the rails. Alumni from these schools might not even recognize them today. It’s as if they caught a case of anti-Semitism and anti-Americanism and ran wild with it. Now, instead of reinforcing American values, these campuses often host rallies that sing a different, less patriotic tune. One can’t help but think back to the good old days when schools were more focused on the basics rather than potential indoctrination.
Despite the occasional college campus turning into a circus, most Americans clearly understand the importance of the special relationship between the United States and Israel. This bond isn’t just about shared values; it’s about critical strategic alliances. Israel is more than just a friend—they’re a steadfast partner on the world stage. From invaluable intelligence to cutting-edge technology developed on the battlefield, Israel ensures America reaps the benefits of this collaboration. Their victories against common adversaries ultimately safeguard American interests.
Drawing attention to the broader Middle East landscape, Israel, as an ally, shines brightly. Unlike some countries in the region, which can barely contain their disdain for the West, Israel stands firm as the one nation that consistently supports American ideals. It’s mind-boggling to realize that, aside from Israel, finding another Middle Eastern nation genuinely thrilled with America’s presence is like searching for a unicorn. Most neighbors in the region, perhaps spurred on by not-so-friendly Iran, often share less-than-friendly sentiments.
Speaking of Iran, the people there dream of a day when they can express their views freely. Many Iranians are tired of their oppressive regime, yearning for change and the ability to openly support America and its allies. Videos addressing the Iranian populace, which receive millions of views, attest to the desperation for freedom and a better future. If the balance of power shifts towards freedom-lovers, the entire geopolitical chessboard could witness a monumental transformation. When America and Israel lock arms with no daylight between them, the possibilities for positive change become endless.
