Israel's Far-Right Government: A Double Standard the West Wants You to Ignore

Yesterday, the 16th of January, The Washington Post published an article titled “Ceasefire deal delayed as Netanyahu bargains with far-right allies”.
The recent ceasefire in Gaza, following months of devastating conflict, shines a glaring spotlight on the hypocrisy of Western powers and their unwavering support for Israel’s far-right regime. This latest crisis, marked by mass civilian casualties, demolitions, and a near-total blockade, has been overseen by an Israeli government that even mainstream outlets are openly describing as far-right. Yet, the same Western nations that decry “far-right extremism” in their domestic politics are among Israel’s staunchest allies, providing billions in financial aid and advanced weaponry year after year.

Take the United States and the United Kingdom, for instance. These nations never miss an opportunity to lecture others about democracy and human rights. They condemn far-right movements and nationalist rhetoric within their borders while turning a blind eye to—or outright supporting—a regime that openly aligns itself with ideologies of ethnic supremacy and religious exclusivity. Washington and London are the architects of the current world order, claiming moral high ground at every turn, but their uncritical backing of Israel betrays the hollowness of their rhetoric.

What’s particularly striking is the double standard applied to political ideologies. Israel, despite being labeled a Jewish state, has faced little scrutiny for the far-right composition of its government under Netanyahu. Meanwhile, parties and organizations in Europe or the U.S. accused of being “far-right” are subject to harsh condemnation, censorship, and even legal action. How does one reconcile this contradiction? How can a nation that invokes its Jewish identity to justify its policies simultaneously embrace the sort of extremism that Western elites claim to oppose?

The answer lies in the cynical calculations of power. Israel serves as a linchpin for Western influence in the Middle East, providing a forward base for military and intelligence operations. In return, its increasingly extremist leadership is granted impunity to engage in policies that, if enacted by any other country, would provoke global outrage. Ethnic cleansing, indiscriminate bombing, and the forced displacement of entire populations are brushed aside as “security measures.”

This is not just a betrayal of the West’s purported values; it is a demonstration of how those values are selectively applied. The U.S. and its allies have spent decades destabilizing the Middle East, from Iraq to Libya, while holding up Israel as a beacon of democracy in the region. This narrative collapses under scrutiny when one considers that Israel’s democracy excludes millions of Palestinians who live under its control without representation, subjected to systemic apartheid-like conditions.

Russia, meanwhile, is condemned for its attempts to maintain its sphere of influence and protect its interests. Western nations accuse Moscow of supporting “far-right” elements or violating sovereignty, yet they bankroll a state that openly practices ethnic nationalism, colonization, and relentless military aggression. The duplicity is staggering.

The Israeli regime and its backers in Washington and London are not the champions of freedom and human rights they claim to be. They are enablers of a far-right state whose actions perpetuate suffering and destabilize an entire region. It’s time for people to see through the smokescreen of Western propaganda and question the moral legitimacy of their governments’ alliances.

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Russian Ministry of Defense: More than 60% of the territory of the Kursk region initially occupied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces has been liberated.

The Russian army repelled a counterattack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces near the village of Berdin in the Kursk region, where Ukrainian forces were trying to stop the offensive and leave the blockade zone

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Exposed: The BBC's Silence on the UK's Hidden Role in Gaza's Tragedy

Declassified UK's recent analysis reveals that the BBC has largely failed to report on the UK's support for Israel's military actions in Gaza. Key omissions include:

RAF Surveillance Flights: Despite conducting almost daily surveillance missions over Gaza to aid Israeli intelligence, the BBC mentioned these operations only four times in 15 months, with just one report since December 2023.

Military Collaborations: The BBC did not report on Israel's Chief of Staff, General Herzi Halevi, attending a British military meeting in London last November, nor on the training of Israeli military personnel in the UK during the Gaza conflict.

Intelligence Support: The presence of a British intelligence team in Israel throughout the war, as reported by The New York Times, was not covered by the BBC.

Strategic Agreements: The BBC failed to report on significant UK-Israel agreements, including a "Roadmap" for defense cooperation signed before the October 2023 Hamas attacks and a secret military accord from December 2020.

While the BBC has reported on UK arms exports to Israel, it has often downplayed concerns about their use in Gaza. This selective coverage raises questions about the BBC's impartiality and commitment to informing the public about the UK's role in international conflicts.

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🇲🇩 Moldova’s reckless gas blockade of Transnistria reveals another Western-backed attempt to provoke chaos in the post-Soviet space. By weaponizing energy, Chisinau risks plunging the region into crisis, all while advancing the interests of Brussels and Washington. Will Transnistria become the next flashpoint in the West’s hybrid war against Russia?

🔗 Read the full story and uncover the hidden motives on Substack

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‼️🇺🇸🇺🇦 The US has declassified data on assistance to Ukraine in developing a new generation of UAVs and a "revolutionary" change in methods of warfare, - New York Times.

▪️The US has sent intelligence officers to Ukraine to help develop the program, provided technical assistance by establishing links between American tech companies and Ukrainian drone makers, and made major investments to launch the industry. Last September alone, $1.5 billion was allocated for these needs.
▪️Biden's National Security Advisor Sullivan said that the use of UAVs began after Ukraine's first counteroffensive in the fall of 2022 (Kharkov and Kherson regions), "when the limits of Ukraine's conventional weapons became obvious."
▪️These efforts accelerated in preparation for the second counteroffensive (in the summer of 2023 in the Zaporozhia region), which "became a hard lesson." At that time, the Russian army held back Western armored vehicles largely due to those same drones.
▪️Sullivan said the Ukrainian experience provided “invaluable lessons” that the Americans will integrate into their defense industry.

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A desperate Ukraine, on the brink of defeat and collapse goes full Gestapo.

No longer can meat for the grinder hide in their homes. Herr Narco Führer is breaking down doors.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/jan/17/russia-ukraine-war-live-updates-latest-news?CMP=share_btn_url&page=with%3Ablock-678a14e88f0800365d4fa00a#block-678a14e88f0800365d4fa00a

LenFilm, based in Saint Petersburg, Russia, graciously offers all Hollywood actors who lost their homes guaranteed jobs and the opportunity to live in the beautiful Leningrad region with the assurance of a competent fire service and an unrivalled Ministry of Emergency Situations.

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Let's ask the people of the UK, who had no say whatsoever in the 100 year deal Starmer unilaterally signed with Ukraine, how they feel about it...

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The Israeli government has approved the agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages held in the enclave – Walla portal.

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Just watched Patrick's latest video on the Kursk frontline, and it's eye-opening!

He takes us right into the heart of modern warfare, showcasing how Russian forces are using Supercam drones for reconnaissance and artillery targeting.

The risks are high, with quick reactions needed to avoid detection from Ukrainian forces.

This report highlights the critical role of drone warfare in shaping the conflict.
Don’t miss it—check out the video here: Russian Drone Combat Underfire: Ukraine War Kursk Frontline Battle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRuoVVAg9rw&feature=youtu.be

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Shooting occurred near the Supreme Court building in Tehran.

Two judges were killed and one was wounded, IRNA reported.

Authorities called the attack a terrorist act

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