In the historical backdrop of the Soviet era, George Bush Senior’s initiative to emancipate individuals from the Soviet Gulag evoked significant upheaval among the Russian populace. However, prolonged weariness and persistent folly have led them to erroneously believe that dissent against unjustifiable violence can be suppressed. Russia’s facade, marred by the criminal Putin regime and populated by individuals immersed in crime, is crumbling. Unbeknownst to these misguided individuals, they are relics of the past. Mother Russia is undergoing disintegration, marking the culmination of the criminal and murderous Putin regime.

In this unfolding narrative, Rich TVX News Network stands as the most banned news channel in Russia, censored due to its staunch opposition against Kremlin decrees, rejection of propaganda, and resolute stance against the senseless bloodshed in Ukraine—a theater of absurd invasion with ludicrous justifications. A rational mind, devoid of ideological bias, naturally opposes such an imbecilic regime. The “Russian world,” reminiscent of the former “socialist orientation,” fails to instigate positive change wherever it reaches. Instead, it functions as a tool for Russia to counter the West, especially the United States.

Amidst this ongoing geopolitical struggle, Israel maintains a distinct position as a historical ally of the West. Despite periodic rhetoric from Russian leaders about peace and cooperation, Israel consistently regards Russia as an adversary, rejecting any genuine alignment with Moscow’s objectives. The alignment of Hamas, a fervent advocate for the Shariatization of humanity, and Ayatollah Khamenei, with Putin, who champions traditional values while critiquing Western spirituality, is an established reality. This collaboration, characterized by a revival of Soviet political tactics, transcends the Ukrainian conflict. Russia, emulating and surpassing reprehensible Soviet practices, globally extends its influence by supporting oppressive political regimes and terrorist organizations under the pretext of promoting peace and defending the oppressed.

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The roots of the strained relationship between the USSR and Israel trace back to Stalin’s disappointment with Israel’s refusal to align with the Soviet Union during the onset of the Cold War. This disillusionment led to the denunciation of Zionism, equating it with imperialism, bourgeois nationalism, and even fascism. The term “Zionism” became a derogatory label in the USSR, a sentiment that endures in contemporary Russia and among Western leftists who echo Soviet socialist ideals. Throughout subsequent crises, the USSR’s policy towards Israel became increasingly hostile. Soviet support for Arab countries in their efforts to dismantle the Jewish state, both financially and militarily, became a defining aspect of Soviet foreign policy.

Terrorist organizations, notably the PLO, found unwavering support from the Soviet KGB. Even during the Six-Day War, diplomatic ties between the USSR and Israel were severed, a rift that persisted until 1991. Any diplomatic progress between Israel and Arab nations was dismissed as a “conspiracy.” Formally framed as support for a “socialist orientation” in the decolonized Third World, the USSR’s underlying motive was to undermine the United States. This strategy, despite its anti-Israel stance, brought tangible benefits to the Soviet Union, such as the global impact of the Arab oil embargo during the Yom Kippur War and leverage in the UN through Arab votes—a strategy Russia continues to employ today.

Little has changed in Russia’s approach to Israel since Soviet times. Putin’s support, or potential leadership, of terrorist activities echoes the practices of Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, and Andropov. This strategy has proven successful in diverting global attention from Kremlin actions in Ukraine, strengthening ties with Iran, garnering support from the “global South,” and sowing divisions in the West, including NATO solidarity compromised by Erdogan’s geopolitical maneuvering. The narrative remains consistent, with accusations of Zionist crimes persisting as proxies for aggressive American hegemony. Upon the cessation of hostilities in Israel, the subsequent alliance forged with Ukraine is anticipated to lead to a victory over Russia in the ongoing conflict. The aftermath of this geopolitical shift is expected to exact a considerable toll on Russia, reflecting the repercussions of its betrayal of the Jewish population.

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