pbel
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- Feb 26, 2012
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Has anyone noticed that Israeli atrocities keep recruiting more and more dangerous Jihadists? The Israeli drumbeat of Land stealing has awoken a billion Muslims to the call and they enlist from all corners of the world...Kill ISIS and ten new heads reform...
The ME via Israel is heading towards the flames.
http://www.newsweek.com/tel-aviv-isis-merely-latest-threat-jewish-state-271008
This week residents of Israel woke up to reports that a leading army analyst warned that in the next war Hezbollah will successfully seize a few Israeli villages near the border – before being beaten back. To some this news was alarming. To others this revelation was clearly part of the ongoing battle over the next Defense Ministry budget.
It is three weeks after the end of the latest round of fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Israel is now in the midst of a debate on the state of the Middle East, in general, and what Israel’s role should be, specifically. The Ministry of Defense is demanding an increase of 11 billion shekel, or about $3 billion (out of an approximately $18 billion total budget). This new budget does not include the direct cost of the recent war, which is being reimbursed from this year's budget.
The defense establishment looks around the Middle East and see new threats. ISIS is practically on our Northern border. Hezbollah has gained strategic military experience, fighting on behalf of Assad in Syria. Islamic extremists are sitting in Sinai. Looking East at Jordan, one wonders what might happen if ISIS takes over that country.
The ME via Israel is heading towards the flames.
http://www.newsweek.com/tel-aviv-isis-merely-latest-threat-jewish-state-271008
This week residents of Israel woke up to reports that a leading army analyst warned that in the next war Hezbollah will successfully seize a few Israeli villages near the border – before being beaten back. To some this news was alarming. To others this revelation was clearly part of the ongoing battle over the next Defense Ministry budget.
It is three weeks after the end of the latest round of fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Israel is now in the midst of a debate on the state of the Middle East, in general, and what Israel’s role should be, specifically. The Ministry of Defense is demanding an increase of 11 billion shekel, or about $3 billion (out of an approximately $18 billion total budget). This new budget does not include the direct cost of the recent war, which is being reimbursed from this year's budget.
The defense establishment looks around the Middle East and see new threats. ISIS is practically on our Northern border. Hezbollah has gained strategic military experience, fighting on behalf of Assad in Syria. Islamic extremists are sitting in Sinai. Looking East at Jordan, one wonders what might happen if ISIS takes over that country.
