The crisis Japan faces, seen through the contrast between Ukraine and Israel, as follows:
In the context of the U.S. strategy against China, Russia, and North Korea, while Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan might receive support akin to Ukraine from the United States, they may not receive the exceptional treatment afforded to Israel.
Observing the U.S. stance during an Israeli crisis reveals an abnormal level of affection.
Observing America's diplomatic policies and support responses to crises in Ukraine and Israel, the concept like American freedom, democracy, and the rule of law seem nothing more than double or triple standards.
No, it's not even about standards; it appears to be a selfish and bothersome ideology.
In any case, for the U.S., Israel seems more critical than Ukraine.
Ukraine, in the context of America's strategy against Russia, is a highly pro-American nation actively engaged in a real conflict with Russia.
Moreover, President Zelensky, being of Jewish descent, should be well-received by the United States.
However, originally part of the old Soviet Union, Ukraine was a former adversary for the United States.
Additionally, ideologically, it differs significantly from America and Western countries.
In contrast, Israel, a Jewish state, serves as the religious homeland for the Jewish establishment, including figures like Secretary of State Blinken and Treasury Secretary Yellen.
The U.S. Ambassador to Japan, Rahm Israel Emanuel, is also of Jewish descent.
Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, was born in Israel but grew up in the U.S., even graduating from MIT and studying at Harvard.
He could almost be considered American.
In the end, despite Ukraine fighting for the U.S., it remains an outsider. Is this due to the different status compared to the hereditary Israel?
In the U.S. strategy against China, Russia, and North Korea, it seems that Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan might become like Ukraine but not attain the status of Israel.
Yet, the obedient Liberal Democratic Party of Japan seems to have a misguided desire to involve Japanese citizens in conflicts in Taiwan or South Korea.
This could lead to Japan's collapse.
If Japan bravely engages in a conflict involving Taiwan or South Korea, Japan might face ruin.
In such a scenario, the Liberal Democratic Party wouldn't just disappear; there might be a change in leadership, and Japan could once again fall under American rule.
This is because China, Russia, and North Korea are unlikely to engage in a full-scale war against the U.S. forces with the approximately 100,000 troops stationed in Japan, who are more powerful than the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and equipped with nuclear weapons.
Considering America's wisdom, they may already be planning a ceasefire scenario even if the Self-Defense Forces are devastated.
In the worst-case scenario of a crisis in Japan, those responsible for Japan's bankruptcy, the ruling politicians, and the wealthy class, might flee Japan before the crisis hits.
Considering the recent political turmoil, it's disheartening to think that being under American rule might be preferable for today's Japan.
