To Ireland’s leader

Dear Sir:

This is to offer advice, following the closing of Israel’s embassy in your country.

I assume that you are trying to win votes in order to get elected. You are attempting to justify your criticism of Israel, by using terms like ‘international law’ and ‘human rights,’ and by pointing out that civilians are dying and starving.

Why are other nations allowed to defend themselves, while Israel is expected to turn the other cheek?

But the purpose of this letter is not to argue. The purpose of this letter is to give you advice as follows.

It seems that G-d is doing great miracles now, protecting the Jewish people.

Leaders who want G-d’s blessing for themselves and their country, should be pro-Israel.

Justin Trudeau criticized Israel. So what happened? Trump threatened Canada with large tariffs, and he ridiculed Trudeau by referring to him as the governor of America’s fifty-first state. Yesterday Canada’s finance minister castigated Trudeau and resigned. There is speculation now that Trudeau, who is becoming increasingly unpopular, might resign.

Biden helped Israel, but he also criticized and applied pressure to try to limit Israel’s actions. Biden was subsequently forced to withdraw his candidacy for reelection. (Now, however, he is supporting Israel’s incursion into Syria, and Israeli destruction of Syrian weaponry — before radicals can get hold of them.)

Meanwhile Trump, who has shown much support for Israel, was miraculously saved from assassination attempts, and won reelection. He is now working with Israel to try to help with the hostage situation, and to deal with Iranian threats.

I think you get the picture. These days, it pays to be on Israel’s side.

I trust that you will take this message to heart.