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locale: en
title: 'OPINION: Stance Toward Israel as a Determining Factor in International Politics'
date: 2025-11-17
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*Lima, Perú – November 17, 2025*

***From Lima, the analysis by the Kingdom of Peace and Justice Center argues that current diplomatic decisions will shape nations’ futures.***

Against a backdrop of growing international tensions and strategic realignments, the Kingdom of Peace and Justice Center has released an analysis examining the impact of states’ stance toward Israel as a central element of contemporary global politics.

The assessment draws on statements by Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos, who argues that international alignment should not be interpreted solely as a matter of foreign policy, but as a factor that directly affects the stability and future trajectory of countries. In that context, he warned: **“This applies to all nations that have been pursuing and attacking Israel. Iran and all those countries that have turned against it: God’s judgment will fall upon them. And that is without remorse.”**

The analysis further contends that this logic extends beyond states to include political and institutional actors who adopt particular stances on the international stage. From this perspective, decisions made regarding Israel take on a structural character within the global system.

One of the central pillars of the argument is the relationship between different levels of political identity and their connection to Israel. In that regard, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos stated: **“Anyone who attacks Israel will face the consequences.”**, adding that actions at the international level produce direct effects on the standing of the actors involved.

The analysis also outlines an opportunistic outlook for Latin America, in which regional countries could redefine their place in the international order based on their diplomatic choices. In this context, he declared: **“But those who bless Israel, whoa!: The blessing of the Almighty God will be upon that people, that country, that nation!”**, drawing a direct link between strategic stance and national development.

The analysis concludes that the current climate demands clear decisions from political leaders, at a time when neutrality is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. It posits that a country’s stance toward Israel is emerging as a key indicator of its future trajectory within the international system.
