Holly Alliance

Saudi Arabia and Israel are pursuing the same goals!  Both governments support ultra-right religious doctrines; they have similar gentrification policies (non-Wahhabis in the case of Saudi Arabia, and Non-Jews in the case of Israel); Saudi Arabia is a dumping ground for American obsolete and outdated military weapons and Israel is the conductor of testing new American missiles on Palestinians; in order to keep the hostility boiling, both governments constantly antagonize Iranian government’s nuclear ambitions; they both empower Syrian rebels politically and bellicosely; and both favor the most fanatic religious dogma such as Al-Qaida and Taliban expanding their powers in the Middle East. In addition to the similarity in their aims and reasons, sometimes similarity appears in their styles as well. For instance, they both rely on the US government to pave the road for them. Thus, US government (Democrats and Republicans alike) support these and similar regimes for their own self-serving reasons. Saudi Arabia is a milking cow, by providing the US with cheap and abundant oil, and getting paid with surplus military materials. The Israeli government has financial arms in the US (such as AIPAC), lobbying every pro-Israeli candidate, from the president down to the least influential local elected official; groups which are supported in return by Wall Street. Both Saudi Arabia and Israel are claiming their territorial hegemony, and for the time being, they are beating the drum of war against Syria Iran with the same accord. US government, at its weakest financial and military juncture, is approaching a less confrontational involvement with Iran and with Syria, with the recommendations of most military leaders. This does not agree with the original plan of the 21^st century for the region (PNAC). Therefore, Saudi Arabia and Israel are pushing Obama to return to the original plan of “axis of evil plus two”; meaning the days of invasion of Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya and continuation of drones and other incursion as in Pakistan, Sudan, and Yemen, and expansion of war in the region.