Israel/Saudi Relations Growing
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OUTSTANDING REPLY! Abi, you have a very fine brain. Listen up you Zionists. In 1948 there were approximately 1.2 million Palestinians living in Israel. And now there are only just over 6 million of them left. It's GENOCIDE I tell ya, a GENOCIDE!
Population Statistics - Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - ProCon.org
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Hmmm. No reply. Gosh I wonder why?
rylah
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Bahrain...the HQ of the US 5th Fleet, does what it's told to do and buys $billions of arms...oh, and
So as long as Sunni and Shia are fighting each other over politics in Islam, Israel should not look for partners in the ME at all?
You should listen to how Arabs sometimes openly critique their states, while at the same time compare them to Israel - as an example of an alternative, more pragmatic way.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa has told the head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center that he is against boycotts of Israel and Bahrainis are permitted to visit Israel.
The Jerusalem Post reports that King Hamad made the comment to Rabbi Abraham Cooper during an event at the center in Los Angeles to promote support for a declaration condemning religious hatred and violence.
At the multi-national, multi-denominational gathering last week, some 400 representatives from around the world—including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs—pledged in writing their commitment to tolerance.
King Hamad was said to be planning a Museum of Religious Tolerance in the capital city Manama in the coming months.
Bahrain has no formal relations with the state of Israel.
In a noteworthy moment of tolerance, Arab officials at the event stood in respect for the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah, played by the Bahrain National Orchestra.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel - Hamodia Jewish and Israel News
"Since June 2016, Bahrain has rapidly deteriorated into a full-blown human rights crisis. The authorities have dramatically stepped up their clampdown on freedom of expression. They have subjected over 160 peaceful critics to arrest, prosecution and imprisonment, as well as other forms of harassments. Those particularly targeted have been human rights defenders and political activists, as well as lawyers, journalists and Shi’a clerics. Credible reports indicate that security forces have subjected several of them to torture or other ill-treatment in custody. The authorities have also targeted Bahraini activists residing outside Bahrain, subjecting their families to interrogation and prosecution in reprisal for their relatives’ human rights activities or participation in protests abroad." Document
Yup, Zionist Israel is in good company.
The US has bases all around the world, including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Afghanistan and Turkey.
So does it mean that the US is dictating Erdogan what to say about Israel?
Israel is certainly NOT in a good company, but the neighborhood is what it is.
Why should Israel isolate itself from the more pragmatic countries in the region?
thetor
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I think you mean Dogmatic for Pragmatic actually...try to keep up to speedBahrain...the HQ of the US 5th Fleet, does what it's told to do and buys $billions of arms...oh, and
So as long as Sunni and Shia are fighting each other over politics in Islam, Israel should not look for partners in the ME at all?
You should listen to how Arabs sometimes openly critique their states, while at the same time compare them to Israel - as an example of an alternative, more pragmatic way.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa has told the head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center that he is against boycotts of Israel and Bahrainis are permitted to visit Israel.
The Jerusalem Post reports that King Hamad made the comment to Rabbi Abraham Cooper during an event at the center in Los Angeles to promote support for a declaration condemning religious hatred and violence.
At the multi-national, multi-denominational gathering last week, some 400 representatives from around the world—including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs—pledged in writing their commitment to tolerance.
King Hamad was said to be planning a Museum of Religious Tolerance in the capital city Manama in the coming months.
Bahrain has no formal relations with the state of Israel.
In a noteworthy moment of tolerance, Arab officials at the event stood in respect for the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah, played by the Bahrain National Orchestra.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel - Hamodia Jewish and Israel News
"Since June 2016, Bahrain has rapidly deteriorated into a full-blown human rights crisis. The authorities have dramatically stepped up their clampdown on freedom of expression. They have subjected over 160 peaceful critics to arrest, prosecution and imprisonment, as well as other forms of harassments. Those particularly targeted have been human rights defenders and political activists, as well as lawyers, journalists and Shi’a clerics. Credible reports indicate that security forces have subjected several of them to torture or other ill-treatment in custody. The authorities have also targeted Bahraini activists residing outside Bahrain, subjecting their families to interrogation and prosecution in reprisal for their relatives’ human rights activities or participation in protests abroad." Document
Yup, Zionist Israel is in good company.
The US has bases all around the world, including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Afghanistan and Turkey.
So does it mean that the US is dictating Erdogan what to say about Israel?
Israel is certainly NOT in a good company, but the neighborhood is what it is.
Why should Israel isolate itself from the more pragmatic countries in the region?
rylah
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I think you mean Dogmatic for Pragmatic actually...try to keep up to speedBahrain...the HQ of the US 5th Fleet, does what it's told to do and buys $billions of arms...oh, and
So as long as Sunni and Shia are fighting each other over politics in Islam, Israel should not look for partners in the ME at all?
You should listen to how Arabs sometimes openly critique their states, while at the same time compare them to Israel - as an example of an alternative, more pragmatic way.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa has told the head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center that he is against boycotts of Israel and Bahrainis are permitted to visit Israel.
The Jerusalem Post reports that King Hamad made the comment to Rabbi Abraham Cooper during an event at the center in Los Angeles to promote support for a declaration condemning religious hatred and violence.
At the multi-national, multi-denominational gathering last week, some 400 representatives from around the world—including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs—pledged in writing their commitment to tolerance.
King Hamad was said to be planning a Museum of Religious Tolerance in the capital city Manama in the coming months.
Bahrain has no formal relations with the state of Israel.
In a noteworthy moment of tolerance, Arab officials at the event stood in respect for the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah, played by the Bahrain National Orchestra.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel - Hamodia Jewish and Israel News
"Since June 2016, Bahrain has rapidly deteriorated into a full-blown human rights crisis. The authorities have dramatically stepped up their clampdown on freedom of expression. They have subjected over 160 peaceful critics to arrest, prosecution and imprisonment, as well as other forms of harassments. Those particularly targeted have been human rights defenders and political activists, as well as lawyers, journalists and Shi’a clerics. Credible reports indicate that security forces have subjected several of them to torture or other ill-treatment in custody. The authorities have also targeted Bahraini activists residing outside Bahrain, subjecting their families to interrogation and prosecution in reprisal for their relatives’ human rights activities or participation in protests abroad." Document
Yup, Zionist Israel is in good company.
The US has bases all around the world, including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Afghanistan and Turkey.
So does it mean that the US is dictating Erdogan what to say about Israel?
Israel is certainly NOT in a good company, but the neighborhood is what it is.
Why should Israel isolate itself from the more pragmatic countries in the region?
No I said it correctly-
this is exactly why Israel can deal with Muslim, Christian and Hindu countries - pragmatism.
thetor
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Yeah like Israel only Despotic Repulsive ScuzzballsI think you mean Dogmatic for Pragmatic actually...try to keep up to speedBahrain...the HQ of the US 5th Fleet, does what it's told to do and buys $billions of arms...oh, and
So as long as Sunni and Shia are fighting each other over politics in Islam, Israel should not look for partners in the ME at all?
You should listen to how Arabs sometimes openly critique their states, while at the same time compare them to Israel - as an example of an alternative, more pragmatic way.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa has told the head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center that he is against boycotts of Israel and Bahrainis are permitted to visit Israel.
The Jerusalem Post reports that King Hamad made the comment to Rabbi Abraham Cooper during an event at the center in Los Angeles to promote support for a declaration condemning religious hatred and violence.
At the multi-national, multi-denominational gathering last week, some 400 representatives from around the world—including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs—pledged in writing their commitment to tolerance.
King Hamad was said to be planning a Museum of Religious Tolerance in the capital city Manama in the coming months.
Bahrain has no formal relations with the state of Israel.
In a noteworthy moment of tolerance, Arab officials at the event stood in respect for the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah, played by the Bahrain National Orchestra.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel - Hamodia Jewish and Israel News
"Since June 2016, Bahrain has rapidly deteriorated into a full-blown human rights crisis. The authorities have dramatically stepped up their clampdown on freedom of expression. They have subjected over 160 peaceful critics to arrest, prosecution and imprisonment, as well as other forms of harassments. Those particularly targeted have been human rights defenders and political activists, as well as lawyers, journalists and Shi’a clerics. Credible reports indicate that security forces have subjected several of them to torture or other ill-treatment in custody. The authorities have also targeted Bahraini activists residing outside Bahrain, subjecting their families to interrogation and prosecution in reprisal for their relatives’ human rights activities or participation in protests abroad." Document
Yup, Zionist Israel is in good company.
The US has bases all around the world, including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Afghanistan and Turkey.
So does it mean that the US is dictating Erdogan what to say about Israel?
Israel is certainly NOT in a good company, but the neighborhood is what it is.
Why should Israel isolate itself from the more pragmatic countries in the region?
No I said it correctly-
this is exactly why Israel can deal with Muslim, Christian and Hindu countries - pragmatism.
rylah
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Yeah like Israel only Despotic Repulsive ScuzzballsI think you mean Dogmatic for Pragmatic actually...try to keep up to speedBahrain...the HQ of the US 5th Fleet, does what it's told to do and buys $billions of arms...oh, andSo as long as Sunni and Shia are fighting each other over politics in Islam, Israel should not look for partners in the ME at all?
You should listen to how Arabs sometimes openly critique their states, while at the same time compare them to Israel - as an example of an alternative, more pragmatic way.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa has told the head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center that he is against boycotts of Israel and Bahrainis are permitted to visit Israel.
The Jerusalem Post reports that King Hamad made the comment to Rabbi Abraham Cooper during an event at the center in Los Angeles to promote support for a declaration condemning religious hatred and violence.
At the multi-national, multi-denominational gathering last week, some 400 representatives from around the world—including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs—pledged in writing their commitment to tolerance.
King Hamad was said to be planning a Museum of Religious Tolerance in the capital city Manama in the coming months.
Bahrain has no formal relations with the state of Israel.
In a noteworthy moment of tolerance, Arab officials at the event stood in respect for the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah, played by the Bahrain National Orchestra.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel - Hamodia Jewish and Israel News
"Since June 2016, Bahrain has rapidly deteriorated into a full-blown human rights crisis. The authorities have dramatically stepped up their clampdown on freedom of expression. They have subjected over 160 peaceful critics to arrest, prosecution and imprisonment, as well as other forms of harassments. Those particularly targeted have been human rights defenders and political activists, as well as lawyers, journalists and Shi’a clerics. Credible reports indicate that security forces have subjected several of them to torture or other ill-treatment in custody. The authorities have also targeted Bahraini activists residing outside Bahrain, subjecting their families to interrogation and prosecution in reprisal for their relatives’ human rights activities or participation in protests abroad." Document
Yup, Zionist Israel is in good company.
The US has bases all around the world, including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Afghanistan and Turkey.
So does it mean that the US is dictating Erdogan what to say about Israel?
Israel is certainly NOT in a good company, but the neighborhood is what it is.
Why should Israel isolate itself from the more pragmatic countries in the region?
No I said it correctly-
this is exactly why Israel can deal with Muslim, Christian and Hindu countries - pragmatism.
What an angry snowflake, I'm sure You think this is the vocabulary at hand.
Saudi Arabia–United States relations - Wikipedia
There were times when Iranian and Israeli commanders were actually sitting together:
Mota Gur (Israeli Chief of Stuff) meets the Iranian General in Tehran (1970').
Why should Israel not cooperate with the more pragmatic players in the ME?
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thetor
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Because they all want to see the demise of the Palestinian People(who are so much smarter than they are)...The Palestinians can never be divided,therefore Never Defeated......Viva Palestine,Viva The Palestinians......Who are above the Money Grubbing and Despots you support,all of whom should be sent to the Court in Den Haag and committed for War Crimes,sorry Mr Rylah,you are Morally Bankrupt(but probably a nice person,just mislead).
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rylah
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Palestinian Arabs are divided by their tribal divisions. Mainly the northern Arabian and Yemeni tribes.
Take the Tamimi tribe, the ruling tribe of Qatar that represents one side of the Palestinian society, on the other hand You have the Jaabri tribe in Hebron totally opposing it. And You have 70,000 Kurdish families in Hebron who want to join free Kurdistan. So what tribe is the leading one?
Let's say Saudi Arabia tried to deal with the Palestinian Arabs on security measures
...should they go directly to the Tammis in Qatar, or the banu Abbas tribe in Iraq?Or maybe the Iranian Hamas commanders?
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The Tamimi tribe are in Saudi,Jordan,Yemen,Quatar,UAE,Egypt,etc.,very few decendents in Palestine(Palestinians) so your point was????????..As for the Jaabri,are some comic book tribe,as I said you are probably a nice guy but totally misguided...really you must do better,your post was Churlish and incorrect to say the least.No snow here by the way...Flakie
PS at the 2007 Israel Census...there were 138 Kurds living in the whole of Israel...but I'll let that pass with no further critique
PS at the 2007 Israel Census...there were 138 Kurds living in the whole of Israel...but I'll let that pass with no further critique
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Heh heh heh, that was funny, Achmed. So called "Palestinians" are their own worst enemies. Israel doesn't really need to do anything, the writing is on the wall and it's only a matter of time. Many of those Arab countries that were blood enemies of Israel have now turned the corner and are now allied with Israel behind the scenes.
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Sure snowflake... Kurds of Palestine hoping to connect with home
"The Ayyubi families of Palestine have relations in the Kurdistan Region.
We would like to be connected with other Kurds from Kurdistan.
Their numbers have increased to 70,000 families in Khalil (Hebron) city"
Arabs from Gaza don't marry Arabs from Hebron or Ramallah....and You're talking about "can't divide Palestinians"
So why does a rulling Qatari tribe represent Palestinians?
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(Ahed Tamimi- Palestinian poster child)
The tribe of Banu Tamim (Arabic: بـنـو تـمـيـم) or Bani Tamim (Arabic: بـني تـمـيـم) is one of the main tribes of Arabia.
Today, descendants from the tribe live in the Arabian Peninsula and neighboring countries such as Saudi
Arabia, Egypt,[1][2]Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Syria, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, Bahrain, Morocco, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Lebanonand Palestine.
Dynasties
- The Aghlabid dynasty
- The Al Thani, ruling family of Qatar. (See House of Thani)
- The Al ash-Sheikh family of the Grand Muftis of the Emirate of Diriyah, then the Emirate of Najd and now modern day Saudi Arabia (Religious Dynasty).
So let me understand,
Saudi/Qatari tribes are a the center of Palestinian society, but Israel cannot deal and cooperate with the Saudi Arabia?
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thetor
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Check Official Israeli Government figures,you will see my figures on the Kurds as correct but nice to see you acknowledge Palestine...which is more than be said for many of your ignorant cohorts...tor
Sure snowflake... Kurds of Palestine hoping to connect with home
"The Ayyubi families of Palestine have relations in the Kurdistan Region.
We would like to be connected with other Kurds from Kurdistan.
Their numbers have increased to 70,000 families in Khalil (Hebron) city"
Arabs from Gaza don't marry Arabs from Hebron or Ramallah....and You're talking about "can't divide Palestinians"
So why does a rulling Qatari tribe represent Palestinians?
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^^^^^Check Official Israeli Government figures,you will see my figures on the Kurds as correct but nice to see you acknowledge Palestine...which is more than be said for many of your ignorant cohorts...tor
Sure snowflake... Kurds of Palestine hoping to connect with home
"The Ayyubi families of Palestine have relations in the Kurdistan Region.
We would like to be connected with other Kurds from Kurdistan.
Their numbers have increased to 70,000 families in Khalil (Hebron) city"
Arabs from Gaza don't marry Arabs from Hebron or Ramallah....and You're talking about "can't divide Palestinians"
So why does a rulling Qatari tribe represent Palestinians?
Yet another smelly sock.
thetor
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You got yourself in one,well done,now sock it^^^^^Check Official Israeli Government figures,you will see my figures on the Kurds as correct but nice to see you acknowledge Palestine...which is more than be said for many of your ignorant cohorts...tor
Sure snowflake... Kurds of Palestine hoping to connect with home
"The Ayyubi families of Palestine have relations in the Kurdistan Region.
We would like to be connected with other Kurds from Kurdistan.
Their numbers have increased to 70,000 families in Khalil (Hebron) city"
Arabs from Gaza don't marry Arabs from Hebron or Ramallah....and You're talking about "can't divide Palestinians"
So why does a rulling Qatari tribe represent Palestinians?
Yet another smelly sock.
Roudy
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So who's smelly sock are you? Afraid to post under your real name due to too many humiliations? Ha ha ha.You got yourself in one,well done,now sock it^^^^^Check Official Israeli Government figures,you will see my figures on the Kurds as correct but nice to see you acknowledge Palestine...which is more than be said for many of your ignorant cohorts...tor
Sure snowflake... Kurds of Palestine hoping to connect with home
"The Ayyubi families of Palestine have relations in the Kurdistan Region.
We would like to be connected with other Kurds from Kurdistan.
Their numbers have increased to 70,000 families in Khalil (Hebron) city"
Arabs from Gaza don't marry Arabs from Hebron or Ramallah....and You're talking about "can't divide Palestinians"
So why does a rulling Qatari tribe represent Palestinians?
Yet another smelly sock.
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