Heni Ozi Cukier

And on the other hand, we look at the opposing alliance, which is what?

NATO and the democracies.

They're falling apart.

And they're breaking.

And they are divided.

History tells us that alliances are very important.

If we have the aggressor's alliance growing stronger and the opposing alliance becoming divided and weak, the incentives for the aggressors to strike, they are really big.

I'm not here talking about any inevitable destiny.

but looking for historical patterns that help us connect the dots.

And with that, we might not repeat the mistakes of the past.

And to end, I want to remind you of the famous aphorism, history does not repeat itself, but it often rhymes.

Thank you.