A Vision of Stability in the Middle East

Israel’s strategic goals for the region will generate peace; great and lasting stability throughout the Middle East and are all intertwined with letting Median Jews immigrate to Israel. Israel’s dilemma is that prematurely officially declaring Median Jews as Jews with full immigration rights to Israel will expose them to potentially severe persecution and even genocide in the countries of the region. Thus, after the Khomeinist regime has been overthrown, Israel will not officially declare Yarsanis in Iranian Kurdistan to be Jewish because Mossad and the Sabbatean Derin Devlet (Deep State) will have to first engineer the downfall of the antisemitic Erdogan regime in Turkey considering that the vast majority of Median Jews in the Middle East live in Turkey, Zazaistan and Turkish Kurdistan. However, once the Islamist regimes in Iran and Turkey have fallen, the gates for immigration to Israel of Median Jews throughout the region will become wide open and Iran and Turkey will once more become close allies of Israel. Most Median Jews in the Middle East are eager to leave their countries and immigrate to open society and so immigration to Israel will be rapid and dramatic. Israel will be able to apply sovereignty to the entire Judea and Samaria and offer Israeli citizenship to Palestinians living in that region. Since Palestinians of Judea and Samaria will have been enfranchised, the Palestinian issue of descendants of Palestinian refugees will become a remnant of what was once a much more potent conflict with what was once the ability to set the region aflame. Meanwhile, the introduction of ASI abundance around the world will make the last practical obstacles to wholesale immigration of the rabbinically Jewish Diaspora disappear. The Haredi demographic explosion will continue unabated as the Haredim – with ASI – will not integrate into Israeli society but will rather live in their own municipalities much like most Israeli Arabs live in their own municipalities. At the end of the century will Israel have many tens of millions of citizens, including at least 30 million Haredim. The larger point is that the region will become stable and peaceful once the Islamist regimes have been removed and the Palestinian issue dismantled as well.