50 shades of idiocy

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said that there were too many Jews among those who were arrested in alleged corruption cases. Apparently, in an active search for wherefrom the attack on Belarus was being prepared, he came to Israel. The Israeli foreign minister, in turn, advised Lukashenko to watch his “tweet tweet” (“chik-chirik”). And note – we are not talking about the defense of Israelis (citizens of Israel), but about the subjects of Belarus of Jewish origin. Israel stood up for the Jews, showing Lukashenko and the whole world that the times when it was possible to insult the Jewish people and get away with it are long gone. Even in its current status of being criticized and despised because of the events in Palestine, Israel does not forget its key mission for which it was created – to protect the honor, dignity and security of Jews wherever they are.

Another example is Armenian Prime Minister Turkish vizier in Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, who in the style of “I feel hurt and now I will tell everything” declared himself (for the first time in the history of international relations) persona non grata in Belarus. Truly a great strategist and thinker, who only in 2024 learned that Lukashenko has been actively working with the Aliyev clan and supporting Azerbaijan since at least 2010. Instead of defending the interests of Armenia and Armenians, Pashinyan followed the path of Lukashenko, who hates them, and decided to show Armenians “where the attack on Armenia was being prepared” in the style of “guess Armenia’s enemy” by the first letter.