Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Reformatted: Ten Takeaways from the War

The arms trade between India and Israel has been

extensive. Israel is in fact India's  major supplier of

equipment for defense -  including cybersecurity

devices.  Although it is a member of BRICS, India's ties

with Israel have grown exponentially since its establishment of an 

embassy in the early 1990s.  About 20,000 Indians work

in Israel and reports suggest that Mossad used some of them

to infiltrate Iranian society in the recent blow up.

Recall that India refused to go along with a recent

BRICS condemnation of  Israel -according to some news

reports. It has not challenged Israel's activities in Gaza

according to Genocide Watch. To make a long story

short, the Modi administration was probably shocked

and disappointed to see the poor performance of

Israel's Iron Dome, the centerpiece of its military

defense and would naturally begin to question its

heavy reliance on military imports from the West Asian

regional superpower.  It may be eyeing Shahed 136,

Iran's  kamikaze drone, and others, a little more

closely. now.

I think the recent posts by Okafor effectively

highlight the African context:

Arise Africa before it's too late

Professor Gloria Emeagwali
History Department, Central Connecticut State University

Chief Editor- Africa Update: https://sites.ccsu.edu/afstudy/archive.html

Gloria Emeagwali's Documentaries: www.vimeo.com/gloriaemeagwali

website: www.africahistory.net

2014 Distinguished Research Excellence Award in African Studies

 University of Texas at Austin

2019   Distinguished Africanist Award,  New York African Studies Association

Founding Co -Chair, Sengbe Pieh AMISTAD Committee

Founding Coordinator, African Studies, CCSU

http://www.vimeo.com/938058353

 

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7 and 8.

Thanks

On Fri, Jun 27, 2025, 6:21 AM 'Emeagwali, Gloria (History)' via USA Africa Dialogue Series <usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Toyin Adepoju,

Which numbers should I elaborate 

on.Pick two.

G

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1. For Trump, it was all about

    the spectacle:  From a failed 

    infantile military parade to

    live fireworks and the assertion 

    of hegemonic power.

2.  For Netanyahu, it was

     a get-out-of -jail card and a

     twenty year project for

     Greater Israel.

3. For Evangelicals,  it was

     some kind of morbid,

     end-of-times failed opportunity.

4.  For the US power elite of

     ziocons, neocons and defense 

      contractors, it was an opportunity 

      to weaken BRICS through a

       hoped -for regime change in 

       Iran -and a money making

       venture.

5.   For China, a dry run for the 

       coming US-China conflict,

       over Taiwan.

6.  For Africa, a wake-up call.

7.   For the Global South, witness

      to a new World Order

8.   For India, remorse  for silently 

       backing a horse that had less

       stamina than envisaged.

9.  For the UK, a chance to makeup

      with an estranged cousin

      and rejoin the  notorious 

      Coalition of the Willing  

       if necessary 

10. For Iran, the 17th largest country

       spread over 600, 000 square

       miles, it was graduation 🧑‍🎓 

       day for its medium range

       ballistic and hypersonic 

       missiles  but a  counter-

       intelligence  disaster and failure.

     

Dr. Gloria Emeagwali
Professor of History/African Studies, CCSU
Chief Editor- "Africa Update".  
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www.vimeo.com/gloriaemeagwali
www.africahistory.net
Founding Coordinator, African Studies, CCSU

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The war:

1. For Trump it was all about the spectacle: From a failed infantile parade to live fireworks,

1.  and the assertion of  hegemonic power.

1. 
   

        For Netanyahu it was a get-out-of -jail card, and a two - decade dream for Greater Israel.

1. 
   

1. For  evangelicals it was  some kind of morbid,  end -of -times failed  opportunity.

 

1. For the U.S power elite  of neocons, Ziocons, and defense contractors, it was  an opportunity to

         weaken BRICS through  a hoped for regime change in Iran, and a money making venture.

1. 
   

1. To China it was a dry run  for  the forthcoming US- China conflict over Taiwan.

1. 
   

1. To the world's 17th largest country, Iran, spread over 600, 000 square miles, it was  graduation day 

1. for its medium range and  hypersonic missile program 🧑‍🎓  but a counter-  intelligence failure.

  

        For Europe, an opportunity to make  up with an estranged mad cousin and rejoin the notorious "coalition of 

        the willing"-  but that fell through.

1. For India, remorse for buying partly ineffective weapons, and backing a  horse that had less stamina

1. than envisaged.

1. 
   

      

         For the Global South, witness to  an emerging New World Order

        For  Africa, a wake-up call.

Dr. Gloria Emeagwali
Professor of History/African Studies, CCSU
Chief Editor- "Africa Update"
https://sites.ccsu.edu/afstudy/archive.html
Gloria Emeagwali's Documentaries
www.vimeo.com/gloriaemeagwali
www.africahistory.net
Founding Coordinator, African Studies, CCSU

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