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All of so called "Israeli land" is unceded territory acquired illegally by military force.
Still nobody to refute my post.
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All of so called "Israeli land" is unceded territory acquired illegally by military force.
Still nobody to refute my post.
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Link?
The Egyptians understand the dangers of their unsecured border adjacent to the enclaves occupied by pallys.
www.al-monitor.com
Although it coincides with Washington’s Mideast peace plan, observers and experts say they believe that safeguarding and boosting national security are the real reasons behind Egypt's decision to build a new wall along its border with the Gaza Strip.
Why is Egypt building a wall along its border with Gaza?
Although it coincides with Washington’s Mideast peace plan, observers and experts say they believe that safeguarding and boosting national security are the real reasons behind Egypt's decision to build a new wall along its border with the Gaza Strip.
Although it coincides with Washington’s Mideast peace plan, observers and experts say they believe that safeguarding and boosting national security are the real reasons behind Egypt's decision to build a new wall along its border with the Gaza Strip.
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Strange since the Palestinians never attacked Egypt and have no intention to do so.The Egyptians understand the dangers of their unsecured border adjacent to the enclaves occupied by pallys.
Why is Egypt building a wall along its border with Gaza?
Although it coincides with Washington’s Mideast peace plan, observers and experts say they believe that safeguarding and boosting national security are the real reasons behind Egypt's decision to build a new wall along its border with the Gaza Strip.
Although it coincides with Washington’s Mideast peace plan, observers and experts say they believe that safeguarding and boosting national security are the real reasons behind Egypt's decision to build a new wall along its border with the Gaza Strip.
Strange you can't keep up.
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Keep up with what? The Palestinians are no threat to Egypt.
Other than the threat which caused the Egyptians to build a wall.
Why do you post here when you know so little?
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Which treat? Of course you don't know.
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Correct, Mahmoud. You can't trust the kuffar. However, you sure can trust the spending power of those kuffar dollars.
So, here we are, still showering Islamic terrorist dictators ruling over Islamic terrorist enclaves.
palwatch.org
In his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) in Kazakhstan, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas made his sentiments quite clear:
So, here we are, still showering Islamic terrorist dictators ruling over Islamic terrorist enclaves.
Abbas: “We don’t trust America”Fatah official: The US is the “enemy” | PMW Analysis
Abbas: “We don’t trust America” - The US is the “enemy”
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Abbas: “We don’t trust America”Fatah official: The US is the “enemy”
Maurice Hirsch, Adv. | Oct 23, 2022- Fatah official: “The US… is the enemy and Israel is its claw in the region”
In his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) in Kazakhstan, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas made his sentiments quite clear:
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Hamas’s long-term objectives of expanding beyond the Gaza Strip and taking over the West Bank are often discussed, but Hamas’s role in Iran’s grand strategic vision, of building a multi-front threat of firepower against the Jewish state, receives less attention.
It is well established at this stage that Hamas has no intention of making do with its control of Gaza, which it rules with an iron fist, but to also dominate the West Bank and wrest control away from its internal Palestinian rival, Fatah, and to become the new leader of Palestinians in Ramallah and Jenin, not just in the Strip.
This is one of the key reasons why Hamas regularly seeks to ignite both Jerusalem and the West Bank with violence and instability.
But Hamas’s leadership is also committed to a fundamental longer-term goal, and that is the eventual elimination of the State of Israel and replacing it with a Palestinian – Islamic state. It is a goal that is shared by Iran, creating the basis for lengthy cooperation between the Sunni Palestinian terror faction and the Shi’ite Islamic Republic.
Iran’s support for its partner, Hamas, as well as its proxy, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad organization (Gaza’s second largest armed faction which fought a three-day conflict with Israel in August while Hamas sat on the sidelines), is extensive.
Ninety percent of the know-how for Hamas and PIJ’s production of rockets, drones, and other capabilities originates in Iran. Tehran transfers this know-how to Gaza’s armed factions because it wants to give them the ability to challenge Israel on a regular basis in the short-term.
In the long-term, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps hopes that Hamas and PIJ can one day join Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, and Shi’ite militias in Syria and Iraq to rain down waves of fire from multiple directions on Israel so fierce that they would challenge the feasibility of the Jewish state.
Iran’s nuclear program is, in fact, designed to one day provide a nuclear umbrella over this ring of firepower that Iran hopes to surround Israel with.
This is precisely why pushing Iran out of the vicinity of Israel’s neighborhood, particularly in Syria, has emerged as a top strategic objective for Israel’s defense establishment, since the more Iran is present in the area, the greater the instability.
It is Iran that taught Hamas how to build rocket propellant out of ingredients like castor oil, aluminum dust, and iron oxide. Hamas’s practice of taking normal salt and turning into it into a rocket propellant through a chemical process also comes from Iran.
This transfer of knowledge has gained little to none international attention or condemnation thus far.
Over the years, Hamas imported 107 mm and 122 mm rockets from Iran (projectiles that later learned how to build by itself, with Iranian training and assistance). Before Egypt sealed the border with Gaza, the Iranians also smuggled Fajr 4 and Fajr 5 mid-range rockets, which place central Israel in range, into Hamas’s rocket inventory.
Hamas’s memorial tribute that it held in Gaza for the late Iranian Quds Force commander, Qassem Soleimani, in January 2022, to mark two years since his assassination in Baghdad in a U.S. drone strike, is a reflection not only of the shared interests and ideological overlap when it comes to Israel, but also Hamas’s ongoing dependence on Iran.
According to Israeli intelligence estimates, Iran provides 150 million dollars a year in funding to Hamas and PIJ combined – a significant fund that goes directly to mass rocket production, tunnel digging activities, and other capabilities.
Yet, over the years, it has also become clear that Hamas’s core identity as a Sunni Islamist movement has, and could in future, present obstacles to the ambitions for unity with the Iranian radical Shi’ite axis.
(full article online)
israel-alma.org
It is well established at this stage that Hamas has no intention of making do with its control of Gaza, which it rules with an iron fist, but to also dominate the West Bank and wrest control away from its internal Palestinian rival, Fatah, and to become the new leader of Palestinians in Ramallah and Jenin, not just in the Strip.
This is one of the key reasons why Hamas regularly seeks to ignite both Jerusalem and the West Bank with violence and instability.
But Hamas’s leadership is also committed to a fundamental longer-term goal, and that is the eventual elimination of the State of Israel and replacing it with a Palestinian – Islamic state. It is a goal that is shared by Iran, creating the basis for lengthy cooperation between the Sunni Palestinian terror faction and the Shi’ite Islamic Republic.
Iran’s support for its partner, Hamas, as well as its proxy, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad organization (Gaza’s second largest armed faction which fought a three-day conflict with Israel in August while Hamas sat on the sidelines), is extensive.
Ninety percent of the know-how for Hamas and PIJ’s production of rockets, drones, and other capabilities originates in Iran. Tehran transfers this know-how to Gaza’s armed factions because it wants to give them the ability to challenge Israel on a regular basis in the short-term.
In the long-term, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps hopes that Hamas and PIJ can one day join Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, and Shi’ite militias in Syria and Iraq to rain down waves of fire from multiple directions on Israel so fierce that they would challenge the feasibility of the Jewish state.
Iran’s nuclear program is, in fact, designed to one day provide a nuclear umbrella over this ring of firepower that Iran hopes to surround Israel with.
This is precisely why pushing Iran out of the vicinity of Israel’s neighborhood, particularly in Syria, has emerged as a top strategic objective for Israel’s defense establishment, since the more Iran is present in the area, the greater the instability.
It is Iran that taught Hamas how to build rocket propellant out of ingredients like castor oil, aluminum dust, and iron oxide. Hamas’s practice of taking normal salt and turning into it into a rocket propellant through a chemical process also comes from Iran.
This transfer of knowledge has gained little to none international attention or condemnation thus far.
Over the years, Hamas imported 107 mm and 122 mm rockets from Iran (projectiles that later learned how to build by itself, with Iranian training and assistance). Before Egypt sealed the border with Gaza, the Iranians also smuggled Fajr 4 and Fajr 5 mid-range rockets, which place central Israel in range, into Hamas’s rocket inventory.
Hamas’s memorial tribute that it held in Gaza for the late Iranian Quds Force commander, Qassem Soleimani, in January 2022, to mark two years since his assassination in Baghdad in a U.S. drone strike, is a reflection not only of the shared interests and ideological overlap when it comes to Israel, but also Hamas’s ongoing dependence on Iran.
According to Israeli intelligence estimates, Iran provides 150 million dollars a year in funding to Hamas and PIJ combined – a significant fund that goes directly to mass rocket production, tunnel digging activities, and other capabilities.
Yet, over the years, it has also become clear that Hamas’s core identity as a Sunni Islamist movement has, and could in future, present obstacles to the ambitions for unity with the Iranian radical Shi’ite axis.
(full article online)
Hamas’s Role in Iran’s Grand Strategy of Multi-front Attack on Israel
Hamas’s long-term objectives of expanding beyond the Gaza Strip and taking over the West Bank are often discussed..
israel-alma.org
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I can't help but notice how the 'senior' leaders of the Islamic terrorist franchises get younger and younger. That may have something to do with the more 'senior' Islamic terrorist leaders becoming visible on the Islamic terrorist endangered species list.
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[ Time for the US to stop giving help and money to its enemies ]
While the US has donated, over the years, billions of tax dollars to the Palestinians, and has been their largest donor, Palestinian leaders still “don’t trust America”, who they see as the “enemy.” Vladimir Putin and Russia, on the other hand, are seen as allies and supporters.
In his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) in Kazakhstan, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas made his sentiments quite clear:
(full article online )
palwatch.org
While the US has donated, over the years, billions of tax dollars to the Palestinians, and has been their largest donor, Palestinian leaders still “don’t trust America”, who they see as the “enemy.” Vladimir Putin and Russia, on the other hand, are seen as allies and supporters.
In his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) in Kazakhstan, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas made his sentiments quite clear:
Speaking previously, Fatah Central Committee member Abbas Zaki lamented that while the US used to be a friend of the Palestinians, it is no longer. Today it is “the enemy”:
(full article online )
Abbas: “We don’t trust America”Fatah official: The US is the “enemy” | PMW Analysis
Abbas: “We don’t trust America” - The US is the “enemy”
palwatch.org
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The basic principle of sovereignty is the absolute right to exercise military occupation of any territory in ones domain. The Jewish nation is the sole legal titular vested with sovereignty
in Erets Yisrael, under international law.
Israel can legally exercise military force,
all along the Levant, and further when needed.
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How slow?
Israel is fifth-most educated country in the world, report says
Education search platform Erudera's report says countries with highest percentage of post-secondary education graduates share common characteristics, including relatively high GDP per capita and lower unemployment rates
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A Note on Arabic Literacy and Translation
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