Gil

I think my analysis has made clear that America and Russia are now in Syria acting independently of each other and that this has created a very dangerous situation in the absence of any agreed Security Council resolution authorising an armed UN military force with the declared objective of destroying Islamic State.

David,

The reality is that the US is supposedly attacking “Islamic State” whereas in Syria, Russian forces are attacking the “rebels”, the same lot that the US thinks are their allies. The US wants to topple Assad while the Russians are supporting him. The reality is that these two don’t agree on anything. What does your analysis say about this?

Gil

I am an analyst – not a fortune teller.

Sorry I cannot help you with your nightmares. Try a doctor or sleep therapist.

What I have concluded based on the evidence actually before me is that America and Russia need the backing of a Security Council Resolution to enable them to act in concert as part of an armed UN miltary force formed to eradicate Islamic State and possibly Al Nusrah Front wherever they are presently operating.

Confining your comments to the subject matter of my article as encapsulated in the foregoing paragraph would be appreciated.

Regular readers of Jwire would know of my utter contempt in every respect for B. Hussein Obama (aka Barry Soetoro).

The real game changer would be if Abbas were to call for Russian assistance and “invite” Russian forces into the area. Then Israel will be faced with the real consequences of possibly never being able to do what it should have done decades ago and that is crushing the so called “Palestinian” terrorists and bringing them to their knees once and for all.

Russian involvement on the ground in Judea, Samaria and Gaza would in my opinion be the real nightmare. With Russian forces in bases kilometres from Jerusalem, the IDF and IAF’s freedom of movement beyond the green line would be severely tested. In this nightmare scenario which I pray never happens, Israel could very well end up at the mercy of Russia, as the consequences of a conflagration with Russia are too horrendous to envisage.

This is the end result of Israel having dillied and dallied for so long, always making concessions, always ending every flare up/conflict/war (call it what you will) with the “Palestinian” rabble prematurely and inconclusively and certainly never with the intention of imposing a crushing defeat of the enemy.

David, I’m hoping you are able to convince me that I’m totally wrong in respect to my nightmare concerns of Russia possibly being at Israel’s doorstep.