Hannah Klein has been inviting Dr. Ofir Haivry to discuss Japan’s role in the new era without depending on China. It is obvious that now the democratic nations must maintain their power through multilateral relations like QUAD. Dr. Ofir’s roots on his mother’s side are related to India. Hannah wasn’t aware of it, but India is known to have supported the Jewish people from persecution in the Middle East.
In response to China’s aggressive attitude toward the Japanese administration, it is nothing but a form of agitation. Hannah also discussed the phrase China loves to use, “The history of war crimes that Japan must regret what they had done in China.” It was very interesting, indeed, what he remarked. Who is worse, the person who is threatening Japan by sending in wolves like the Consul of China in Osaka?
I asked for opinions about the possible Israel-Japan relationship and his perspective. This part was the most interesting part. As they agree, the United Nations has failed from the beginning. The United Nations is the very organization that failed to condemn Hamas for its atrocities on October 7th. What can Japan expect from any form of emergency? Also, why isn’t Taiwan even included?
Lastly, I’ll write here about the hostages. Israel had hostages living or deceased in Gaza when the incident happened on October 7th. Hannah Klein was wearing the hostage pin. Dr. Haivry started to say that there must be more proactive actions to strongly advocate for the hostages kidnapped to North Korea. In Israel, everyone remembered every single name of the hostages and advocated for them. Japan needs that strong civil action.
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