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I know political shit is only tangentially related, but what are the odds that the result of this vote shows how international relations might work out in the next decade or two?
For example, the number 7 is important to Israeli culture, having their Shemitah period every 7 years. Every "super shemitah" (7x7 years) 49 years is said to be especially auspicious. The Yom Kippur war occured almost exactly 49 years ago and resulted in an oil embargo from OPEC due to western nations supporting Israel during that conflict. Here we are almost half a century later, playing the same song and dance
>most arab nations and all the "bad guys" voted against Israel's occupation of Palestine
>most G7 nations either supported it or abstained from voting
International trade will still continue obviously, but this might after preferred partners over the next few years. Gold and oil will be worth keeping an eye on regardless.
