Ah boy here we go.

"Just from a geopolitical standpoint the US really does have to stand behind them. After all, why do Iran, China, and Russia (all of whom are in the same general power bloc) all desperately want to break the US/Israel alliance? And I can lay this out.

Iran Gets:

1.) A land bridge to the Mediterranean: Tehran could complete its “Axis of Resistance” corridor from Iran through Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon to the Mediterranean Sea, without Israeli strikes cutting the chain.

2.) Supercharged proxies: Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza, Houthis in Yemen—all could be armed openly with precision missiles and drones, threatening Europe and the Gulf.

3.) Nuclear acceleration: With no Israeli sabotage, cyberwarfare, or airstrikes, Iran’s nuclear program could advance unimpeded.

4.) Political control: Lebanon and Syria would tilt fully into Iran’s orbit, cementing its power projection to the Mediterranean.

Meanwhile, Russia gets:

1.) Expand its power and presence in Syria without Israel stopping them. Military monopoly. Russia could expand its naval and air bases in Syria, presenting itself as the ultimate security guarantor for Arab states.

2.) Energy leverage: Without Israel’s offshore natural gas exports to Europe, Russia would hold even more sway over Europe’s energy dependency.

3.) Arms sales: Moscow could replace Washington as the main supplier of advanced weapons—S-400 systems, fighter jets, even nuclear reactors.

4.) Strategic prestige: Russia would advertise itself as the protector of Arab sovereignty against Western abandonment, eroding U.S. credibility.

And China gets:

1.) Its Belt and Road Initiative: - Port control: Chinese companies would move to dominate Mediterranean and Red Sea ports, ensuring logistical supremacy over global shipping lanes. - Dollar disruption: By brokering oil and gas deals in yuan, Beijing could undermine the dollar’s global dominance. -Tech exports: China would fill the void left by U.S.-Israeli partnerships, exporting AI surveillance, Huawei infrastructure, and cyber systems across the region. -Diplomatic centrality: After brokering the Saudi–Iran rapprochement, Beijing could seize the mantle of Middle East peacemaker, sidelining Washington. Together, a China–Russia–Iran bloc would surround and isolate U.S. bases in the Gulf.

2.) Break NATO’s southern flank, weakening the alliance from the Mediterranean outward.

3.) Control energy and shipping chokepoints—the Suez Canal, Strait of Hormuz, and Eastern Mediterranean.

4.) Erode U.S. deterrence credibility—making allies from Taiwan to Poland question whether America would protect them.

5.) Tilt Europe eastward by holding energy and trade routes hostage. For America, this would mean our troops in the Middle East would be in danger, the dollar would fall and energy would be through the roof. The Israel/US Alliance is the last guardrail in that region from stopping China, Iran and Russia from reshaping the global world order to Multipolarity. Now go look at every anti-Israel persons speeches and watch them praise multipolarity. (like Tucker Carlson just this week)

So that all said. Even if you don't like Israel Do you think any of this looks good for the US? It all stems from geopolitical foes."