"No evil lasts a hundred years," goes the Spanish saying. Pedro Sánchez's Socialist government has fallen, and new elections have been called. The moderate right is projected to win. Spain is — or perhaps was — Israel's worst enemy in Europe.
In Brazil, Bolsonaro's son won the election and is expected to be friendly toward Israel.
In my view, Israel has come through the last three years of war remarkably well. None of the calamities Ehud Barak predicted — civil war, economic collapse, and the rest — came to pass. There was not a single hour without electricity or internet; food was plentiful; the shekel strengthened; Iranian missiles fell in open areas; the pilots flew to Iran as ordered and killed Ayatollah Khamenei; and there was no conspiracy within the security services, contrary to what the contemptible rag Haaretz reported prematurely.
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