266: Chapter 366 One Trillion Dollars to Rebuild the United States

After the armistice negotiations between Israel and the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization resumed, the Israeli government representatives did not yield in the slightest; even persuasion from the USA government representatives was useless.

The Israeli government representative threatened bluntly, "The countries of the Persian Gulf region must unconditionally agree to Israel's conditions for an armistice. Otherwise, Israel will immediately drop a Nuclear bomb on one of your countries."

The representatives of the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization were furious and said, "Drop it if you have the guts. If it causes any consequences, Israel will bear them." They did not believe that Israel would dare to defy the world and actually drop a Nuclear bomb on a country in the Persian Gulf region.

Neither side would back down during this armistice talk, and they soon parted on bad terms again.

Seeing that the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization was so unappreciative, and with the participation of certain military officers, General Gadi tacitly allowed—under the guise of ignorance—a ballistic missile carrying a Nuclear bomb to be launched directly from Tel Aviv toward a small city in Iran.

The launch of this abnormal ballistic missile was immediately detected by the satellite reconnaissance of many countries. Li Yi also saw this ballistic missile ascending from Israeli airspace through the Sky Net satellite system.

Was Israel really going to launch a Nuclear bomb? Li Yi didn't dare to gamble. He immediately teleported to a desert in Egypt via the Multiverse Arms Trading System, then extracted the Sky Screen sub-light speed missile system from the system to begin tracking the ballistic missile.

Li Yi quickly locked onto the ballistic missile launched by Israel. Without hesitation, he immediately launched two interceptor missiles to intercept it. Since the interceptors reached sub-light speeds, they quickly caught up with the ballistic missile's trajectory in outer space and initiated a kinetic impact attack.

Both the front and rear interceptors successfully intercepted the target. After two flashes of bright light, the ballistic missile vanished from outer space. The Nuclear bomb subsequently detonated, appearing as a red fireball.

This was followed by a powerful electromagnetic pulse (EMP) striking the ground, instantly causing power outages and communication disruptions in many parts of the Persian Gulf region, even causing the radar and navigation systems of some countries to fail.

After using the Sky Screen sub-light speed missile system to launch the two interceptors and seeing the successful interception, Li Yi directly retracted the launch equipment and teleported back to Peng City via the Multiverse Arms Trading System. As for whether Israel would continue to launch Nuclear bombs, Li Yi could simply intervene and intercept them again at worst.

Seeing that the Nuclear bomb they launched had actually exploded in outer space, Israel was suddenly at a loss. After all, ballistic missiles are generally very difficult to intercept; now that one had been intercepted, they had lost their greatest trump card.

General Gadi, finding that using the Nuclear bomb ultimately yielded no results, suddenly became pessimistic about Israel's future. As for whether to launch more Nuclear bombs, General Gadi saw that the launch equipment had already been jammed and there was simply no way to continue launching.

Other countries had also observed that what Israel launched was a Nuclear bomb. This not only terrified the member states of the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization but also other countries, including the USA.

No one expected Israel to be so crazy. Fortunately, it was intercepted, though no one knew which country had performed the interception. However, Israel's actions completely enraged other nations. Under strong demand, negotiations between Israel and the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization began immediately.

The participating countries condemned Israel's audacity and demanded that the personnel responsible for launching the Nuclear bomb be held accountable and put on trial. By this time, the Israeli government representatives had lost their confidence and could only passively accept various conditions.

Soon, General Gadi was pushed forward as a scapegoat. Those military officers involved in the launch died unexpectedly one after another; it was determined that they had committed suicide out of fear of punishment, knowing their crimes were grave.

The representatives of the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization no longer trusted Israel and negotiated directly with the USA government representatives. After some arguing, a preliminary agreement was reached.

Israel must get the hell out of the Persian Gulf region, and no jewish people are allowed to set foot in Persian Gulf countries without permission. The USA would assist Israel in migrating all jewish people out of the Persian Gulf region. All of Israel's existing property would be used to compensate Palestine; no fixed assets could be taken away.

Because Jerusalem is the holy city of the world's three major religions, it would be removed from the direct administration of Palestine and become a highly autonomous region within Palestine, allowing people of other religions to visit. jewish people wishing to go to Jerusalem would need special approval and must pay a transit fee.

Driven by the Pro-Israel Capitalist Lobby, after negotiations between Israel and the USA, the USA agreed to sell the gambling city of Las Vegas and 65,000 square kilometers of the surrounding Mojave Desert to Israel for 1 trillion dollars.

Of this, the Pro-Israel Capitalist Lobby would provide 600 billion dollars, Israel would provide 300 billion dollars, and the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization would provide 100 billion dollars to the USA under the guise of relocation costs, allowing Israel to rebuild its nation in the Mojave Desert.

As for the citizens currently in that region, they would be allowed to hold dual citizenship of the USA and Israel and travel freely between the two. They could also receive a sum of relocation funds to move out of the area.

Although the Iran-led regional cooperation organization didn't want to pay the 100 billion dollars, they finally agreed when they saw it would get Israel out of the Persian Gulf. After all, without Israel stirring up trouble in the Persian Gulf, many problems would be reduced.

The USA was very willing to sell a piece of desert land. Moreover, with the lobbying of the Pro-Israel Capitalist Lobby, those who disagreed were bought off. The USA had suffered heavy losses recently and happened to need a sum of money to ease its fiscal pressure.

Although one trillion dollars was a bit low, it was enough to purchase a significant amount of weapons and equipment to replenish various theater commands. At least it could stabilize the Central Theater Command and the European Theater Command, securing the USA's European base.

Israel no longer had any room for choice: it was either national destruction or rebuilding the nation in the USA. Ultimately, they naturally agreed to move and rebuild. Besides, the jewish people held considerable influence in the USA; once they rebuilt their nation there, they wouldn't have so many territorial threats and could peacefully exploit the American populace.

The agreement was finally established under the witness of the participating countries. The Pro-Israel Capitalist Lobby raised 600 billion dollars and paid it to the USA immediately; Israel and the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization would also pay their funds to the USA according to the schedule.

After receiving the money, the USA immediately dispatched transport fleets to Haifa, Tel Aviv, and other places to board the jewish people and take them to their new settlement in the USA. Of course, some also left by plane.

The Anti-Judea Coalition also received orders to actively cooperate with the evacuation of the jewish people, checking to ensure they did not take anything other than personal property.