[Manthink]

"Greater Israel" is not new nor original.  Germans and Japanese once share similar extremism based on self-entitled belief that they are the "chosen one"...

That ideology lead to World Wars.

 

Legacy of Lebensraum for the Third Reich
The German geographer Friedrich Ratzel first introduced the term Lebensraum in his 1897 book Politische Geographie (Political Geography). According to Ratzel, a nation-state should become self-sufficient by acquiring resources and territories in order to maintain independence and thrive internationally. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Germany embraced Lebensraum as the basis for its foreign policy. Hitler envisaged settling Germans in western Russia. Most of the local population, mainly Slavs, would be deported to Siberia for slave labor. According to Nazi ideology, Slavic people were considered subhumans (German: Untermenschen), unable to create civilization.
https://www.thecollector.com/what-is-leb...-promoted/




The Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere
The Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere served as a complex ideological matrix that brought together various strands of Japanese technocratic and right-wing thinking. It fused managerial concepts of the multilateral business structure, leadership principle, and Grossraumwirtschaft with geopolitical ideas of an “organic state” that requires “living space” and Japanese pan-Asianist visions of an Asian liberation into a fascist vision of empire. These strands of thought mutually reinforced each other in their common vision of a hierarchical, organic, functionalist community.
https://apjjf.org/2011/9/49/janis-mimura/3657/article