Israeli Skill on Offer

Rubble Clearance

Source: https://the307.substack.com/p/israel-uses-venezuelan-earthquake

The Dissident reports:

Israel Uses Venezuelan Earthquake To Gain Influence In The Country.

Israel Is Using The Earthquake In Venezuela To Gain Influence.

While it's great that countries are stepping up to help Venezuela and it's people it's rather ironic what help Israel is proposing:

Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodríguez held a meeting with a military and diplomatic delegation from Israel on Tuesday.
According to Venezuelan state media reports, Rodríguez alongside Public Works Vice President Juan José Ramírez and Transport Minister Francisco Garcés sat down with Israeli officials to discuss plans for the removal of over 1 million tons of rubble from La Guaira state in the wake of June 24’s double earthquake.
For its part, the IDF indicated that its engineering personnel delivered a “national rehabilitation” plan to the Venezuelan government.

Clearly Israel has a lot of experience with rubble, having flattened Gaza and parts of Lebanon.

Presumably they just copy-and-pasted the 'board of peace' plan for Gaza and presented it to the Venezuelan government as a 'national rehabilitation' plan.

But as The Dissident states:

The real goal behind this “humanitarian” stunt from Israel, however, is to gain influence in Venezuela, a country which once stood in solidarity with the Palestinians and cut off diplomatic ties to Israel.

Over decades, Israel has supported US regime-change efforts in the country and no doubt if Israel was located where Colombia is, there would be a lot more rubble in Venezuela to clear up.

Humanitarian aid has always been a form of 'soft power' in terms of international relations but it's no surprise that a decapitated Venezuelan government subject to continued US sanctions is looking for whatever help it can get when a major natural disaster followed the imposed-disaster of a US regime-change intervention.

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