A big-picture take arguing that global power is moving away from war and toward controlling infrastructure, money, and AI — framed as a cold, profit-driven shift.

• The core idea: bombing a country pays off once, but owning its ports, ships, payment systems, data centers, and energy pays off for decades.
• Whoever finances the rebuilding after a conflict ends up owning the country's economy and collecting interest for 30 years.
• This is called a move from "war as a service" to "infrastructure and AI as a service" — the same players, a better business model.
• The prediction: Israel's leadership will change, its resources will be privatized, and it will be folded into this same profit machine.
• The old leaders who ran the "forever war" model get swapped out for new ones, and the public gets whatever story they choose to tell.

Outlook: Expect leadership changes and privatization pitched to the public through a carefully managed narrative, with control of money and AI mattering more than military force.